aging – Balancing on Unstable Surfaces

The Quiet Intentionality of the Asymmetrical Goodbye

After 12 years and 642 posts, this one is late, published on a Tuesday and not a Monday, because of a weekend of asymmetrical goodbyes.

Aging Mirrors made me think about aging. In the US, it’s almost an us-versus-them thing until you get there, maybe? I was watching a reality

“You don’t get younger; aging is like milk, it’s going to go bad.” I laughed with a friend on Friday evening as I described a

How long can you stand on one leg with your eyes closed? It’s a balance test; what you think you can do and what you

I won’t say my words came back to haunt me, but, in the moment they mocked me. I taught a in the morning, “this class

All of the excuses over the years I’ve used to explain creases, puffiness, saggy skin or folds of fat when I look in a

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