As a retired old age psychiatrist latterly specialist in challenging behaviours in dementia there is lots I can say

So recognisable to those of us who have lived with toddlers; no need for psychoanalytic theory

But, on the other hand, she’s such a boost for those with imposter syndrome

And have you seen about Melungeons of Appalachia?

Reading Creation Lake by Rachel Kushner made me look at some Cabot history - the ‘side windows’ at churches for them to receive communion!!!!!

How lovely to see a post which is not complaining about ‘Christmas is too early’. I also love to hear the music and to see the lights - but with the proviso that it ends after Christmas Day!

Thank you for your postings, I am very grateful for your balanced and evidenced threads. I am so grateful that I live here in Portugal where my age is sufficient to enable really easy access to Covid-19 and flu - having left the UK where my health issues would not be. 🇵🇹

They are so much wilder and more menacing 😱

You spoil us! This is great

Ooooh yummy! Sadly does not improve the appearance of hummus when I use it

On the bright side from bard to verse still there

Hearing and visual losses are terribly isolating. Social interactions, the more meaningful the better, are thought to be protective against cognitive loss. My specialty was dementias and sadly with dementia use of aids more difficult so probably works both directions

Excellent idea ❤️
Or notable libraries