BLOG: Art and Poetry
Louise Jack muses on “How to keep Seniors occupied”
2020/05/18
20/05/15 Have Seniors join virtual activities, sitting for hours until you become a chair potato. Zooming in and out navigating to different meetings. When you stand you get foot potato. Standing up with a creak and a groan, make us exclaim, when is this going to be over? I mean when is this Co-V going […]
Mother’s Day: thoughts from Madhu
2020/05/13
12 may 2020 When my friend Anne called me and suggested I put down a few of my thought and ideas on this most celebrated day, Mothers’ day, I did not realize this would evoke in me very hard feelings relating to my own advancing age and issues, health, welfare, emotional needs , fear and […]
Welcome Voices by Jennifer Chew
2020/05/01
Zara raced her walker, anxious to get to the phone, stepping between the spring sunshine crisscrossing the wooden floors, rugs no longer impeding the wheels. “Hello.” She’d made it. No answer. “Hello,” she repeated, with pursed lips, annoyance creeping into her being. It was happening again, as usual. Expecting the rude sound of the dial […]
Two Embroidered works with silk thread by Aruna Mahajan
2020/04/27
Two Embroidered works with silk thread, one for the International Women's Day and the second one for the war against Corona.
Thoughts by Marguerite Kephart
2020/04/27
I don’t know about you, but I have been experiencing insomnia lately. Not that my sleep pattern is perfect, but I keep having anxiety dreams that wake me up in the middle of the night. Mostly they are about things I am trying to do and can’t manage… and sometimes I dream that I am […]
Thoughts by Marietta Lubelsky
2020/04/27
There is no replacement for the physical touch and face to face interaction. I am afraid that using all the substitutes i.e. face time, zoom etc will only reinforce physical isolation in the future. The frequency of texting will also increase, which eliminates the underlying voice nuances in communication. In addition, it further destroys our ability […]