What We Owe Each Other
Last summer, as wildfires and air quality allowed, we drove our Teardrop to Montana, and that question, what we owe each...
Breaking the Second Arrow
Everyone makes mistakes. How many times have we heard that one thrown at us? “Don’t worry about it. Everyone makes mistakes.”...
The View from Here—The Sunny Side of Aging
As we age, time seems to move too swiftly and relentlessly. Our mirror reflects the way gravity reshapes our face and body,...
Our Inner Ageist
How Our Hidden Attitudes and Images of Age Shape Our Actual Experience—and What That Means for the Fight Against Ageism About...
Dream Catching
My wife makes numbered to-do lists that can bring present and past, wishes, ethics, ideals, and regrets into a convergence...
Discover Northwest—White Pass Scenic Byway
From late September through October, the vine maples, high elevation huckleberries, and tamaracks on White Pass Scenic Byway...
There’s a Podcast for That!
I was seven when the first black and white television appeared at our house. Until then radio was our only source of media...
Make Today “Start a Good Habit” Day
Today is the perfect day to break away from a bad habit and replace it with a good one Our lives run on habits and routines....
Learning on Purpose—The Older and Wiser Way
Being back in a classroom can help you reach your goals—if you take advantage of your older-brain skills. Thirteen years...
Turning Bombs into Trees
Jerilyn Brusseau channeled grief into a life lived with purpose In January 2020, Jerilyn Brusseau traveled to Vietnam to...
