Keeping up with my muse

I was the youngest resident of my mother-in-law's senior community for two months. I am a mere sixty-five-years old and am told I'm an interloper, an outsider to this community with no hope of truly joining for another fifteen years. In contrast to my older friends at Evergreen Meadows Senior Community, my knees still work, I do yoga balance poses without a chair, and I (occasionally) win at pickleball. Here are stories from that experience

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  Ruby

  Oct 11, 20242 minS0

  <p>Ruby's legs are short and she has some trouble walking, but manages to get where she wants to go and get there when she wants to be there. You might wish for more rapid progress towards a destination, but that's something you want - not Ruby.</p><p>Ruby frequently visits Evergreen Meadows Senior Community. Her many friends know when to expect her visit and gather together in one place so as not to inconvenience her. They chat and socialize. Ruby doesn't understand the conversation, but is attentive and interested. What more could you want from a good friend?<...

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  Only Two Months

  Oct 11, 20247 minS0

  <p>Janell and I have an open-ended lease of this apartment and could stay here as long as we wish. It's expensive, but comfortable and convenient. We've provided 24x7 physical therapy for Greta and made an enormous difference in her quality of life. It's a tempting place to spend a year.</p><p>But we have a life in Portland. We have friends, an ocean, a house, a neighborhood. Our neighbor dog sticks his head through a hole in the fence and whines for biscuits. Our chickens lay eggs. We belong to clubs and a church. All of that is...

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  Angels Among Us

  Oct 11, 20247 minS0

  <p>As part of our efforts to improve Greta's strength, Janell and I have been taking Greta on strolls. She slouches over her walker.</p><p>"Walk like a super model," Janell tells her. "Tits Up!"</p><p>Greta and Janell laugh; I try to maintain a sense of proper son-in-law decorum. Greta straightens her back, and we resume our walk.</p><p>This is an excerpt from ⁠My Favorite Mother-In-Law⁠, available as audiobook, ebook, or in print.</p>

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  Navigating The Halls

  Oct 11, 20248 minS0

  <p>There are seven hallways in the residence where I live; three are in the assisted living wing, three are in the independent wing, and one is in the memory wing. Each hallway services six or more rooms. Each room has a door with a small cubby that invites personal expression. Most cubbies post pictures of Jesus or Mary. Many feature ceramic dogs or cats (but not both). There are plants and flags and war memorabilia and wind chimes and drawings by grandchildren.</p><p>This is an excerpt from My Favorite Mother-In-Law, available as audiobook, ebook, or in print.</p...

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  Harassing the Natives

  Sep 25, 20244 minS0

  <p>Now that I'm a resident, I'm allowed to loiter in the hallways, and I frequently do so outside Greta's door, located on the main avenue between assisted living and the dining room. There is a lot of foot traffic. To my left, I see Margaret approaching, pushing her walker. I'm in a frivolous mood and I call her out.</p><p>"Young lady," I bellow. "Do you have a hall pass? I think you should be in class, and if you don't have permission to be out here, you'll have to report to the principal's office!"</p><p><br><...

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