Monthly Archives: October 2014

  Aging is a process.  The fact is that most of us, especially my age cohort (the Baby Boomers), really don’t like to think...

My best friend in Sacramento sent me a link yesterday morning about (Dr.) Atul Gawande’s latest book:  Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in...

This second part of the post focuses a bit more on the qualitative aspect of memory – memory as meaningful life activity, not just...

  Autumn here in the Denver metropolitan area is beautiful.  Some of our trees’ leaves have started turning while others have not.  The apple...

So I’m back to that rather slippery theme of memory again – this is the first of two parts. The online Merriam-Webster defines memory...