by ThePerennialGen | Jan 7, 2022 | Aging, Relationships
by Lois Flowers “Don’t wish your life away.” My mom used to tell me this quite frequently—when I was expressing my desire to be done with high school or college, … Read...
by ThePerennialGen | Dec 17, 2021 | Aging
by Rachel Coleman In school I was never much of a science girl, always preferring the world of the humanities. In high school, courses like biology, chemistry, and physics were … Read...
by ThePerennialGen | Aug 12, 2021 | Aging
by Natalie Ogbourne About a year ago, I spent the morning disc golfing with my husband and our kids. This meant I was out with my family (which I love), … Read...
by The Perennial Gen | Jun 24, 2021 | Aging, Retirement
by Sandy Mayle As a child, Grandma Bernard had been required to stand awhile each day with her shoulders firmly pressed back against a wall. According to my mom, that … Read...
by The Perennial Gen | Jun 6, 2021 | Aging, General Thoughts
By Kelli Ra Anderson Miley, our 12 year old goldendoodle, is a daddy’s girl. Yesterday, I was walking around in my garden, taking photos, when her wooly-headed gaze through the … Read...
by ThePerennialGen | Nov 3, 2020 | Aging
by Natalie Ogbourne About a decade ago, I agreed to do the makeup for a high school play, including the transformation of adolescent actors into middle-aged and even elderly characters. … Read...