Why Friendships Matter More Than Ever as We Age
by Dorothy Littell Greco When most of us were growing up, friendship were more narrowly defined. Our extended family likely lived within a one-day drive. Friendship circles were composed of … Read...
A Friendship Round-up (in case you missed a post!)
June was an incredible month here at The Perennial Gen! Thank you to everyone who read, commented on, and shared the posts submitted by our generous guest writers. Friendship turned … Read...
More Than Skin Deep
by Beth Drechsel My husband says, “You’ll only meet so many people in life. You might as well be friends with as many who will let you.” Frankly, it amazes … Read...
Grieving A Lost Friendship
by Marybeth Davis Baggett Middle age is often associated with being settled, having matured and now living out the wisdom of experience gained through the first part of life. But … Read...
Friendship: The Bread
by Evelyn Bence At a church coffee hour, I accepted the bag of ecru goo. “It makes Amish Friendship Bread. In ten days you can bake a loaf, and there’ll … Read...Follow Us
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