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February 27, 2008 |Permalink |Comments (0)

Elder Wisdom Circle

Ben makes an excellent point....

It's inspiring to see so many elders getting credit for "valuable" societal roles that have been going on without credit for generations. I hope that I, too, can find a way to share my gifts in some productive way in my elderhood. I often wonder about all the unnoticed gifts that are contributed to the backbone of our world culture and think about the tragedy that would ensue should this ever come to a sudden halt. I came across a clever leverage of technology linking up the gifts of 600+ elders from across North America--Elder Wisdom Circle. "The mission of our association is to promote and share elder know-how and accumulated wisdom. We also have a goal of elevating the perceived value and worth of our senior community." It's another great highlight of inspirational content valuing the contribution of elders . . . find them at www.elderwisdomcircle.org

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