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Daily Archives: September 7, 2024
Memory Hub Newsletter – September
Ed Note: Please read about the first artist in residence at the nearby Memory Hub
Posted in Advocacy, Dementia, Education, In the Neighborhood
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Lewis Thomas on Aging
From The Fragile Species: “Florida Scott Maxwell, a successful British actress, a scholar, and always a writer, wrote: ‘Age puzzles me. I thought it was a quite time. My seventies were interesting and serene, but my eighties were passionate. I … Continue reading
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