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Crow’s Feet

“The longer I live, the more beautiful life becomes.” (Frank Lloyd Wright) Non-fiction pieces, personal essays and occasional poems that explore how we feel about how we age and offer tips for getting the most out of life.

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Cheryl Thomas in Crow’s Feet

Sep 1

My Mother Lost Her Mind on Sunday

Sudden delirium

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Lori Stratton in Crow’s Feet

Aug 13

My Childhood Memories Were Buried By Grief

After 40 years, I’m still trying to process my father’s…

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Ann Litts in Crow’s Feet

Aug 9

Role reversal

When the Parent Becomes the Child

It happens to the best of us

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Opher Ganel in Crow’s Feet

Jul 20

Two women standing on a dock with the water at their back, with one leaning her head on the other’s shoulder.

Hard Question: Gift Money Now or Bequeath in Decades?

When does helping start causing problems?

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Mike Butler in Crow’s Feet

Jul 9

Photo of a parent’s or grandparent’s fingers touching the fingers of a baby.

When My Grandson First Saw My Old, Ugly Mug

Baby Jordy courteously refrained from bawling.

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Nancy Peckenham in Crow’s Feet

Jun 26

June is Pride Month and in recognition, the Crow’s Feet Podcast is presenting an interview with a woman who broke barriers in the 1960s by studying the culture of drag queens and…

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Nancy Peckenham in Crow’s Feet

Jun 19

Family is complicated, creating ties that bind us throughout a lifetime. Even when you try to avoid them, family ties are woven into our subconscious, and memories from childhood can…

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