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How humanity ripens as we meet ancestors born and unborn.

:- Doug.

Footprints in the Wind^sm # 2058

Why do we need papers to prove we are whom we say we are? Why is it even important that we are consistent in the expression? By nature don’t we have the right to be whomever? Must we be just one person? Does a name own us?

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How the grandchild often becomes the necessary other.

:- Doug.

A question is a good think starting.

:- Doug.

A human voice is speaking, speaking
even to you

:- Doug.

Why the ancients are laughing and what we ought to do about it.

:- Doug.

A forward history of ancients and grandchildren and our possible roles.

:- Doug.

Footprints in the Wind^sm # 2051

Our right to privacy is at base our right to be mysterious. We want others to leave us free to explore the mysteries we find in ourselves each day. To discover fascination.

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How purposes are bigger and sometimes more friendly and effective than goals.

:- Doug.

How reverie differs from imagination and sometimes leads to different destinations.

:- Doug.

Friendly among ancestors, let’s be.

:- Doug.

It’s difficult to suck
Wearing a covid mask

:- Doug.

Badge of—
Honor
Kindness
Smarts
—Your covid mask

:- Doug.

toss a pebble
or
be tossed by future’s ripples

:- Doug.

What varieties of friendship might grandchildren develop?

:- Doug.

Now as I turn knowledge looms less large. The years I spent gathering it and the ways I spread it as salve on people’s pains—from these I uncover something unexpected: knowledge is not as weighty as something else. This is true also for caring as it goes distant. The larger sweep, from ancient through us to future, gathers these smaller knowledges and carings into a thrilling.

:- Doug.

Practice to learn benevolence to the grandchildren.

:- Doug.

How pretending opens us to strangers.

:- Doug.

What do you like to eat, grandchild?

:- Doug.

How people have learned to see not only that for which they were looking.

:- Doug.

How we are the crux, the turning point.

:- Doug.

Read to gather
Read Read to ponder

:- Doug.

For what is the search of our generation, and of the later generation?

:- Doug.