Carole’s Corner

Welcome, everyone! Pull up a chair and spend two or three minutes with me (my posts are usually short). Together, let’s explore growing old — the good, bad, happy, sad and quirky. And hopefully, begin a conversation with your replies and comments. I look forward to meeting and hearing from you!

October 18, 2020 13

What My Mask Hides

Carole Leskin writes about the isolation of face masks in the pandemic and their impact on people who want to smile at others. [Read more...]

August 30, 2020 4

A Walk, Wildflowers and a Cane

Carole Leskin savors the triumph of a walk among the wildflowers. [Read more...]

June 30, 2020 15

Disposable? Where is the outrage?

Carole Leskin expresses her outrage at the suggestion by some that older Americans are disposable in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. [Read more...]

May 3, 2020 2

2020 — The Year Without Our Garden

Carole Leskin writes about her neighbor Mac, and the community garden he started. [Read more...]

March 29, 2020 2

The Trees Don’t Know About Disease

I had to go to CVS And I was nervous, I must confess. Armed with lotions, wipes and sprays I drove along in a medical daze! The roads were clear, I could sense the fear. Stay [Read more...]