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...]
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!
2020 — The Year Without Our Garden
Carole Leskin writes about her neighbor Mac, and the community garden he started. [Read more...]
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...]
Pansies, Daffodils and a Robin. Faith. And The Paradox Of Life Today
Carole Leskin sees signs of spring that restore her faith. [Read more...]
Is This the Day I Die? A Solo Ager’s Look at Death
Carole Leskin's trip to the emergency room becomes an encounter with mortality. [Read more...]
Thanksgiving 2019: Reassembling the Pieces
Carole Leskin reflects on the true meaning of Thanksgiving. [Read more...]
When the Garden is What Remains
JSA Contributor Carole Leskin reflects on friendship, companionship, and loss. [Read more...]
Dania’s Bench
Contributor Carole Leskin remembers her friend Dania, sitting on the bench that memorializes her. [Read more...]
Some Things Never Change — It’s Nice To Know
Carole Leskin reflects on the happiness of blowing bubbles. [Read more...]
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