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Daily Archives: July 21, 2023
If Loneliness Is an Epidemic, How Do We Treat It?
Ed Note: This article raises the question about our dealing with loneliness at Skyline–either our own or of others. If you have thoughts about this, please reply. Better yet speak to a member of the Caring Committee. By Eleanor Cummins and Andrew Zaleski … Continue reading
Flower from Agave Parryi- acquired by the Conservatory 28 years ago. Dies after flowering.
Thanks to Mike Ca…
You are a 1% ers
Thanks to Bill K. 1% ers 99 % of those born between 1930 and 1946 (worldwide) are now dead. If you were born in this time span, you are one of the rare surviving 1% ers of this special group. … Continue reading
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