Thought for the Day The strength of a society can often be measured by how it honors its elders. When we welcome the wisdom that comes with lived experience, we create a bridge between past and present

Abuela me llama. Con esa mirada de tristeza que siempre tiene, de súplica, estira la mano con el orinal lleno. Está postrada hace años y en mi familia no nos caracterizamos precisamente por la paciencia.

Hello everyone, and happy new week! I hope this week brings you joy and peace. Photo Designed in Canva Right now, I'm looking at a touching contest theme that really speaks to the heart. Why do I say that?

Time. What is time in the eyes of an elder reaching the point where time doesn't means anything? We count life by minutes, hours, days, weeks, months and years, but for grandma it is all about memories.

Part1Grandpamission No this is not a picture of an appartment for rent. It's gonna be a baby doll house for a grandfathers first grandkid he couldn't even see yet because of the worldwide situation. Let's

Hello everyone As usual to meet again on my blog today, parents think to me personally they are like angels to me, fighting desperately to raise us from pregnancy, giving birth until they educate and raise

Hello everyone!!! I hope so you all are fine and happy 😊 I think if you have elders in your home then you are the lucky one. They are the beauty of our homes. Some people don't want to take care of their

After so many years of existence, an elder must have gathered so many experiences. It is on that basis that the poplar African adage "what an elder sees while sitting cannot be seen by a child even when

I have, really been enjoying, working for an elderly lady, who lives on the same road as me. I've been working in her garden, pruning, strimming and some other odd jobs. She's ninety years of age and still

Some more letter writing links if you are interested in writing letters! :)

Learning is a process in which we start from our birth time and finish with our death. In fact, someone's death can also give some lessons to others based on the situation. Sometimes we learn lessons from

Hello friends! I have sometimes in the past written letters to people in prison, as I believe it's important to be supportive and help people if you can. Having connections to the outside helps people

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Source This is my entry in response to the week 55 edition 3 engagement which I titled it "ELDERS ARE LIKE GOLD". Special thanks to all the participants and the management crew for your consistency

I am back to Cumaná after four long and exhausting days at my home town. My mother is struggling to recover from her femur fracture. As I told in previous posts, we had to decide to take her home after

Hi guys! Today I'm going to tell you about my interesting journey with the old people. It was an interesting journey that was both enjoyable and tiring for me. The last time I was on a journey like this

My first week back at work after surgery earlier in August. It's taken a bit of time to recover, I needed an extra two weeks to build strength and resilience for coping with working life. Getting back

Here’s a story of an old man I read , sitting outside, in the freezing cold night , without any warm clothes, but despite that snowy ,numbing weather, he was doing fine , sitting and minding his own

So much depends upon a red bank account; as useless as a strangling appendix. Source Useless Banking I talked to my mother today, after a couple of days without news from her due to a blackout that totally