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Susie Kaufman

memory, aging in amazement, the inner life

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Time and Again

Recently, I met a charming young man who had just graduated from college. I asked him what he had been studying and, much to my surprise and delight, he said geography. I imagined that meant he was up on the two capitals of Bolivia and the...

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Dylan at 85

On Monday night, we saw Dylan in his 85th year at the Mystic Lake Amphitheater in Shakopee, Minnesota. He’s always doing something impossible like winning the Nobel Prize or singing for an hour and a half when it’s probably past his bedtime...

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A Child Learns Early

After my cousin Lewis died last month, I went looking for a certain photo of the two of us, me at five and my cousin at 17, both beaming. I couldn’t find the photo and this deepened the sadness I felt at not seeing him for several years bef...

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Life is Happening

I met a rabbi under the basketball hoop in the driveway of my son’s raised ranch in Edina, Minnesota. The encounter had the quality of a hasidic tale, ordinary in its setting like a shtetl in Ukraine, but rich with meaning waiting to be int...

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Pin the Tail on the Donkey

Birthdays are difficult, especially major birthdays where there’s an expectation of arrival. Now you’re thirteen. You’re not a child anymore. Now you’re forty. Better start doing something with your life. Now you’re eighty. You are official...

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  • Susie Kaufman

    Retired hospice chaplain and archivist, Susie Kaufman, is the author of Twilight Time: Aging in Amazement. Her focus has always been on lifting up people's stories and seeing them in the context of the larger story that embraces all of us.

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