
I write essays & poetry about life insights & philosophies, the LGBTQ Community, & Dementia/Alzheimer’s Disease. I collect small things and I am a photographer. I will share all on my Substack.
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I am pleased to feature Zora as the 38th contributor to the “I Write Because…” Questionnaire Project. What I find most interesting about Zora is that, as a writer, she is mostly a poet and, true to being a poet, very carefully chooses the w...
Sara,
If one looks closely and listens to wh...
is located in his condo on the island counter in his kitchen.
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With flowers, food, and drinks, we await the return home of loved ones who no lo...
In 2004 at age 55, Gregory was diagnosed with Dementia/Alzheimer’s Disease. Gregory and Michael the author and Gregory’s life partner, are pictured here in 2015. Gregory died on October 4, 2015 after living well with Dementia/Alzheimer’s fo...
This collection, Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), is one of 105 in Michael’s Museum: A Curious Collection of Tiny Treasures, a permanent exhibit at Chicago Children’s Museum on Navy Pier since 2011.
Ofrendas usually feature the object...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I write about experiences, insights, philosophies, QUEERness, Alzheimer’s. Honest in my writing, I disclose that I am white, cis, gay, male, retired, elder, widow, Jewish, Buddhist, financially comfortable, & privileged. www.horvich.com
Judy Iannaccone is an end-of-life doula, certified grief coach, poet, and writer reflecting on grief, love, sacred presence, nature, and the thresholds that invite us more deeply into being alive.
I'm a yoga & mindfulness teacher from Vancouver 🇨🇦 who traded hustle for grief, wonder & slow living. The village doesn't need more experts — it needs more witnesses. Subscribe to get The Little Guide to Everyday Wonder, plus check the link.
Fran Gardner curates a sock drawer of ideas that don’t match. She salts them with photos and poems. Nothing is what you’d expect.
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