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Transferring A Life

Last Sunday my husband and I began reviewing and editing 50+ years of videotape we recently digitized. There was footage of grandparents, parents, friends and family, births and celebrations that I had long since forgotten. Who were these people? How was I connected? Here for a brief moment and then gone. And where are they now? At the end of the afternoon I was left with this question: Why Am I Doing This? Why am

Famous Last Words

  The inevitable end will come to us all, we will all fall victim to the looming claws of the grim reaper. But what will we leave behind us… how will we be remembered? Our last words are a keepsake, a memory of us and the lives we lived. Here are some of my favorite last words: Dying is a very dull dreary affair. My advice to you is to have nothing to do with it. — W. Somerset Maugham Go away

The Many Sad Faces of Mr. Toledano

Phillip Toledano was terrified of growing old. So he decided to do it as many times as possible. This article was posted last year in the New York Times By JOSHUA SEFTEL on September 20, 2016 and has stayed with me. It is a very curious and poignant way to become connected to those who suffer and are dying. Watch in Times Video » Over a period of three years, this photographer and artist became homeless, obese,
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