Hi, I have just subscribed and love your content. I love the idea of 'Squeezing the juice from longer lives, loves and careers. And sharing the lessons.'. I grew up with my grandparents and learnt a lot from them, I am an older mother, and now in my 60s. After my beloved husband died when my daughter was 14, I did persuade myself that I made great parenting decisions and no partner was around to gainsay me! I look forward to reading through your posts.
By the way if you click on a photo you can add a link, which will help people (like me) who confused the photo with the video! Probably that is just me though!
Avivah, beautiful words. The experience identifying priorities and "issues" with multiple generations of women is a powerful one. Too few people have the chance for contemplative life-planning or scanning, much less in collaborative, perspective-sharing groups. Especially following the pandemic isolation, getting together to compare notes on life is valuable. I'd like to offer this type of reflection in Charlotte . . .
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Hi, I have just subscribed and love your content. I love the idea of 'Squeezing the juice from longer lives, loves and careers. And sharing the lessons.'. I grew up with my grandparents and learnt a lot from them, I am an older mother, and now in my 60s. After my beloved husband died when my daughter was 14, I did persuade myself that I made great parenting decisions and no partner was around to gainsay me! I look forward to reading through your posts.
By the way if you click on a photo you can add a link, which will help people (like me) who confused the photo with the video! Probably that is just me though!
Avivah, beautiful words. The experience identifying priorities and "issues" with multiple generations of women is a powerful one. Too few people have the chance for contemplative life-planning or scanning, much less in collaborative, perspective-sharing groups. Especially following the pandemic isolation, getting together to compare notes on life is valuable. I'd like to offer this type of reflection in Charlotte . . .