Few extra
These few extra years. . . .
:- Doug.

We are the responsibility generation. There is our joy and our opportunity. We are the first fourth generation, and we have a chance to do something toward doing human better. We are at the top of the hill and can catch the breeze.
:- Doug.
Do we already know how to do human? Is no improvement possible? We get hints in little glints.
:- Doug.
Who in your family was a bad example of being human? If you had been in his or her shoes, would you have acted the same? If you could have been an elf on their sleeve, what little hint would you have whispered into their ear?
:- Doug.
If we are going to help the generations coming behind us be better humans, shouldn’t we be thinking about what it means to us to do human? How have you seen someone do human wonderfully? Who was an important teacher in your life? What made a good friend so good?
:- Doug.
Can I suggest one little thing that someone might do immediately to make humanity better?
:- Doug.
So how do I state this so people care? Why should they care? Why do they already care?
:- Doug.
What do you, old one, know that the young ones—mere adults that they are—don’t yet see? Might someone in years to come realize something you don’t yet?
:- Doug.
I am working on an app to bring us together across generations to do wonderful. What features should it have?
:- Doug.
I closed my little office and gotten to work in the surrounding playground, named “Wonderful!”
:- Doug.