The NYT profile was so good, well done! That’s how I found you! I’m going to get the new book about the Mitford sister’s mum, Muv. Can’t wait to read it!
Let's face it, we're all getting older, that's the hard truth not just a rumor -- but if I had known how good the senior discounts were, I would have gotten older sooner.
Congratulations on the NY Times profile about you, Oldster and Memoir Land! I was wondering when the Times would get hip to you. Oldster fills a real need and is meaningful to so many of us. More readers deserve to know of your wonderful work, and thank you Kasia Pilat for your lovely profile.
Im celebrating the launch of my "renovated" website, originally created in 2000 and winner of a few prizes (Best website by women, best website for promoting Lazio region) over the years. New technology like videos, are included now and its a thank you to all the friends, colleagues who worked with me over the past 60+ years here in Italy. www.elegantetruria.com . Also on substack.com "The Painted Palazzo" free magazine on line
I just started reading you here. I was inspired by the NYT profile of you!! Bravo!! Congratulations! Looking forward to reading more. Funny, I started a blog some years ago called, Spinster Life. It’s on another platform. I share my “stuff”.
About 7 years ago I sat next to Bud Cort at a black box theater production of Uncle Vanya. Apparently we each had friends in the cast. He was friendly and it was an amazing thrill having seen Harold & Maude way too young.
Transitioning into daylight-savings time is a little like getting older, it just seems to "happen," year after year! I want to share more and tell you about the book, "The Uncanny Grasp of the Obvious" by Scott F. Madey and myself; in this work Scott and I explore finding meaning and joy in later life through creative and mindful approaches, using essays, poems, and stories to encourage readers to see the obvious in new ways and ask, "What might be possible?". It's available online and in bookstores, and builds on our previous work on aging and wellness, focusing on personal growth, self-discovery, and resilience in midlife and older age.
We loved Netflix's re-do of "Agatha's "Witness for the Prosecution." Kept our senior minds focused.
Thanks for the rec!!!
The NYT profile was so good, well done! That’s how I found you! I’m going to get the new book about the Mitford sister’s mum, Muv. Can’t wait to read it!
Oh, that sounds great! PS Thank you for the kind words! Glad to have you here.
What a great NYT's piece. So happy for you!
Thanks, Liz!!
Thank you for this great forum on older age and later life!!
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Congratulations on the wonderful New York Times profile, Sari!!
Thanks so much, E. Jean! <3
Let's face it, we're all getting older, that's the hard truth not just a rumor -- but if I had known how good the senior discounts were, I would have gotten older sooner.
Ha!
Sari,
Congratulations on the NY Times profile about you, Oldster and Memoir Land! I was wondering when the Times would get hip to you. Oldster fills a real need and is meaningful to so many of us. More readers deserve to know of your wonderful work, and thank you Kasia Pilat for your lovely profile.
Awww, thank you, Laura. This means a lot to me. <3
I love that Carol Burnett is still doing interviews at 92! Will check that out ASAP.
Me, too! She is a national treasure.
I have lived long enough to face major challenges in life -- relationships, jobs, money. I just never thought stairs would be one of them.
Well put!
Im celebrating the launch of my "renovated" website, originally created in 2000 and winner of a few prizes (Best website by women, best website for promoting Lazio region) over the years. New technology like videos, are included now and its a thank you to all the friends, colleagues who worked with me over the past 60+ years here in Italy. www.elegantetruria.com . Also on substack.com "The Painted Palazzo" free magazine on line
Thank you the gift link to the New York Times article
I just started reading you here. I was inspired by the NYT profile of you!! Bravo!! Congratulations! Looking forward to reading more. Funny, I started a blog some years ago called, Spinster Life. It’s on another platform. I share my “stuff”.
About 7 years ago I sat next to Bud Cort at a black box theater production of Uncle Vanya. Apparently we each had friends in the cast. He was friendly and it was an amazing thrill having seen Harold & Maude way too young.
Wow! Amazing. Thanks for sharing that.
Let get out there and pick some flowers
Transitioning into daylight-savings time is a little like getting older, it just seems to "happen," year after year! I want to share more and tell you about the book, "The Uncanny Grasp of the Obvious" by Scott F. Madey and myself; in this work Scott and I explore finding meaning and joy in later life through creative and mindful approaches, using essays, poems, and stories to encourage readers to see the obvious in new ways and ask, "What might be possible?". It's available online and in bookstores, and builds on our previous work on aging and wellness, focusing on personal growth, self-discovery, and resilience in midlife and older age.
Sounds great.
Today we are all the oldest we’ve ever been
It’s true! <3