Growing older

Growing older gracefully - The benefits of growing older

Articles about growing older gracefully appear every Thursday on davidgmarkham.substack.com and sometimes more often.

Jan 26 •

David G. Markham

Your days are numbered. Suppose you could know how many you have left?

In nearly every manner, these boxes were identical.

Jan 19 •

David G. Markham

Coming to terms with our mortality

Sometime in our 40s and 50s we begin to realize that we are mortal and going to die.

Jan 10 •

David G. Markham

Is age biological, psychological, social or all three?

Today we are beginning a series of articles on Growing Older Gracefully which appear usually on Thursdays and perhaps other days of the week, but…

Jan 3 •

David G. Markham

New Year's resolutions - make the practice work.

Periodically, as humans in the twenty first century, it is a good practice to “take stock” and reflect on where we are at, where we’ve come from, and…

Jan 2 •

David G. Markham

Your adult children probably don't want your stuff.

AARP had an article a few years ago about mistakes parents make with their adult children.

Jan 2 •

David G. Markham

What will I be good for?

Sep 30, 2024 •

David G. Markham

What is your attitude about old age?

Sep 28, 2024 •

David G. Markham

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