Riddle of the Sphinx (in Oedipus Rex by Sophocles)
What walks on four legs in the morning, two legs at noon, and three legs in the evening?
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"Eccentricity saved my life. It became my life. I thank God for it." Dorothea in the play "Eleemosynary" by Lee Blessing-
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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Some answers
Some answers – or at least returned phone calls. Some actions. Dad is scheduled for release from temporary facility on Monday. Must find a permanent facility they can afford – where he will actually have a life – not just … Continue reading
Posted in Aging & Changing, Family, Poems
Tagged aging, answers, creditors, home, release, work
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Confused – FunFauxFoto©
FunFauxFoto© – Am I a flower or a propeller? I’m so-o-o confused! Continue reading
Posted in FunFauxFoto©
Tagged cartoon, confused, flower, fun, FunFauxFoto©, photo, propeller
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Waiting
Waiting for phone calls to be returned. Waiting for assessment by psychiatrist and counselor. Waiting for assessment by doctors and nurses. Waiting for assessment by Adult Protective Services. Waiting for assessment by Veterans Affairs. Waiting for next scheduled visit to … Continue reading
Posted in Aging & Changing, Family, Poems
Tagged aging, dementia, family, home, poem, visit
11 Comments
A Living Nightmare
Father Dementia Mind disappearing faster Anger at the loss Unable to deal with the anger Aggression Violence Confusion Denial Emotional anguish Exhaustion beyond capacity A living nightmare Mother Surgery Fragile Physical pain Watching lover of 60 years transform and … Continue reading
Posted in Aging & Changing, Family, Poems
Tagged aggression, anger, dementia, devastation, loss, poem, protecting, violence
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