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Vaccinations prevent children’s deaths
I am troubled by the growing sentiment in the US against having children vaccinated. There are some who believe that vaccinations are linked with autism. I don’t find the evidence of this convincing myself, but even if such a belief … Continue reading
Rough Roads and Smooth
We took a road trip, my husband and I, driving from Ithaca, New York to Lovingston, Virginia. It’s a 9 hour trip, driving through parts of five states: New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, and Virginia. A pretty drive, the … Continue reading
The Coming of Fall (and the US Presidential Election) 2012
Last week, I began noticing a few trees with leaves of red or gold, though the countryside still looked green. But each day since, I have been paying special attention to the panorama as I drive here and there with … Continue reading
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Tagged election, fall, medicare, Obama, opportunity, pregnancy, rape, Romney, social security, USA
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On Adjusting to Aging in America
In 2006, at the age of 62, I made an arrangement with my full time employer (in Indonesia) to go onto a 3/4 time arrangement. My thinking was that this would help allow me to adjust to eventual retirement more … Continue reading
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Tagged age, Bogor, emotion, family, Indonesia, journal, retirement, USA, work
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