Monthly Archives: October 2025

A Last Walk With My Old Hip

Posted on October 26, 2025 by Ann Laemmlen Lewis

Every evening this summer I’ve gone out for a 1-2 mile walk around our neighborhood.  With the swimming and walking, I’ve been trying to strengthen my tired old body and prepare for tomorrow.  Tomorrow I am getting a new hip. … Continue reading →

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Adult Children

Posted on October 19, 2025 by Ann Laemmlen Lewis

The words below were posted on Facebook by a “Digital Creator,” and copied to a few different sites.  I don’t know who the actual author is, but I want to share them here because I FEEL these words about grown … Continue reading →

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We Are the Bridge

Posted on October 10, 2025 by Ann Laemmlen Lewis

My name’s Richard. I’m 74. I sometimes think our generation is the bridge between two worlds — one made of dirt roads and handwritten letters, the other made of satellites and screens in our pockets. I was born in a … Continue reading →

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Ann Sees Ann Swim for the First Time Ever

Posted on October 3, 2025 by Ann Laemmlen Lewis

Last night an interesting thing happened. Our son, Aaron dropped by yesterday afternoon while I was out at the pool. I was in our single-lane lap pool swimming my mile on this cool fall day when he showed up.  After a … Continue reading →

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