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Monthly Archives: September 2016
When Your Adult Child Won’t Talk to You
“What to do when your grown child won’t talk to you?” asked a recent article at Next Avenue. The author, Jill Smolowe, states that she takes the following approach to close relationships: “For as long as I can remember, I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Relationships
Tagged adult children, adulthood, aging, older adults, parenting, self-determination theory
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Lessons from a 93 Year Old
Originally posted on BeautyBeyondBones:
I had one of those experiences last night that’s going to stick with me for a long time. Sunday night. 7:30pm. And I was going to a church I had never been to. I moseyed in…
Bloom Anyway
This spring, I planted sunflower seeds in my mom’s yard. I planted them in three places: in the backyard, alongside the driveway, and in a mostly-fenced garden area. The seedlings soon pushed their heads out of the dirt, then grew … Continue reading
Posted in Psyche, Spirit
Tagged aging, elderly, gardening, loss, older adults, sunflowers
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