Aging: Make It Great
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6 responses to “Aging: Make It Great”
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Love that you’re still studying and learning – my folks were lifelong learners, and set a good example for that!
I think of some of the classes I took on the healthy aging movement, music and dance were some of the helpers.Have you found any creative practices shine?
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thank you for the comment – I’m a lifelong photo taker – and player with wood and rocks – even sold a few of my doings – I got into yoga over 45 years ago and that’s my go-to for most things
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What a thoughtful and inspiring post! Aging truly is unique for everyone. I love your perspective on staying curious and active. I’d love to learn more about fighting internalized ageism!
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Thank you for the comment and the suggestion – we internalize that ages because it is so prevalent in at least the US culture and western European so I’ll spend more time on that aspect == tnx
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Welcome back, Lynn. You know what they say. Better late than never. I don’t have any burning questions about aging. What I know for sure is we are getting older, never mind the wiser. I wouldn’t mind staying youngish.
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Hi – thanks for the comment – I do wish I could re-develop the pattern of being able to do this most of the 30 days but….as you said better late than never …
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