The Age Pass: On Malaise, Mercy, and Making Peace with Help
There was this moment, when Brooke and I were standing in the boarding line at the Belém airport on Thursday,
Boarding Pass for the Third Act: Travel as Praxis, Aging as Adventure
I write from Sao Paulo, Brazil. I find myself at the end of a two year odyssey to generate what
The Average Joe’s Almanac of Aging Well: Gadgets, Apps, and Good Sense
“Age tech needs to be reliable, easy to use, accurate and affordable”
– Empowering Independence With Technology..., AARP
Here’s another
Nickel-and-Dimed Time: How Class Writes Our Last Chapters
“Old age can be understood only in the context of social conditions and issues of the larger social order.” — Dr.
Finding Home in Each Other: Housing, Aging, and the Work of Belonging
“We know from research that smoking shortens your life and that abuse of alcohol is also bad. But what most
I Left My Tooth in Algodones
So there was this article back at the end of July in the New Yorker. Headline read:
Mexico’s Molar
Three Books, A Thousand Lives: What Today’s Aging Culture Is Teaching Us About the Next Twenty Five Years
I walked into Iconick, one of my neighborhood cafés here in Santa Fe last week and watched two scenes unfold
Who Will I Become?
Confessions of An Aging Digital Storyteller
I began this inquiry in August with a detective’s hunch and a teacher’
Aging in the Era of Techno-Authoritarianism
When I look around at this moment, sinking into the context many of us find ourselves in, we are clearly
ElderWare:
Story Work and Aging in the Mid-21st Century
I have always related to the stories I’m living. As a
