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Rev Katie LarsellThrow out the old cliches about aging, --stay fit, experience life, and be happy.
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Snap, Crackle and Pop
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One of my doorways into ‘training for old age’ (TOA) is figuring out a way to manage my osteoporosis. Osteoporosis, or thin bones, is a common condition in older people. After age 30, everyone starts to l...
Your (and My) Whole Life
Joan (Katie’s mother) and Katie in a tulip field
I thought I would share what I intend to write about under the title Training for Old Age. Some universal truths about aging will never change, but there is also much that is unique to the t...
Almost an Ancestor
(catch of the day, circa 1962, I’m the one in the teal shirt looking at my fishy hands. There are three generations in the picture)
Michael and I visited Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) on Presidents Day to meet our first grand...
Bad Times
(Myself with Rep. Thuy Tran and assorted other citizens)
So what can an apolitical writer do about this new BAD TIME for the United States? It didn’t come without warning, but we are right in the middle of it—so fast. I just checked my sub...
Microaggressions of the Friendly Kind
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In my new incarnation as a visibly older woman, I like talking to grocery clerks. When I was younger, I never just chatted beyond the mechanics of paying. Now, I start conversations with checkers and swap t...
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An Oregon girl who always felt that nature was my true religion. Now an ordained minister from an Interfaith tradition (Unitarian-Universalist) -- with continuing spiritual obsessions.
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