As we age, a couple things happen to our thinking. First, the rate at which we process information slows down. The world, though it is moving at the same pace as before, seems to be coming at us faster. Because of this, we miss stuff. This can look and feel like forgetting...
As this year's election season is winding down, many of us are hopeful that the rancor, divisiveness, and fear mongering surrounding it will give way to a more hopeful and optimistic future. The endless stream of political ads, email solicitations, and phone calls are exhausting as well, making it seem attractive to just unplug everything and go into a news black-out.
There is a lot of confusion around wearing a mask given the recent changing guidelines, anxiety for some people about covering your nose and mouth, and misinformation.
Right now, particularly in the painful throes of political debates, the world needs less talking and more music. We’d all be happier, more serene, less stressed.
Who could have predicted an Arctic cold front hitting Utah, Idaho and Wyoming at the end of a very hot Summer? Especially one that brought not only early winterish temps but sustained high winds, some of hurricane force surging to 112 miles per hour?