This entry was posted on May 16, 2010, 8:42 pm and is filed under Events. You can follow any responses to this entry through RSS 2.0.
You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
This is such an important topic. As the “sandwich generation” we are often so busy that we have little time to think beyond the moment to the importance of the bigger picture.
Speaking of pictures, your drawing rang a very large laughter bell in me. It reminded me of the day I took my 89 year-old mother to the eye doctor. I had her firmly secured on one arm and my year-old granddaughter tuck on the opposite hip. There were medical forms stuffed in my left pocket along with a bottle and pacifier in the right. I later commented to my husband, “Now understand why we are called the sandwich generation, because the image of me being a slice of bologna came to mind as someone kindly opened the door to help me into the office.”
Jean
Jean Summit-Riker :
Craig,
This is such an important topic. As the “sandwich generation,” we are often so busy that we have little time to think beyond the moment to the importance of the bigger picture.
Speaking of pictures, your drawing rang a very large laughter bell in me. It reminded me of the day I took my 89 year-old mother to the eye doctor. I had her firmly secured on one arm and my year-old granddaughter tuck on the opposite hip. There were medical forms stuffed in my left pocket along with a bottle and pacifier in the right. I later commented to my husband, “Now understand why we are called the sandwich generation, because the image of me being a slice of bologna came to mind as someone kindly opened the door to help me into the office.”
Jean
Well as you can see, I still have not mastered the art of blogging, or perhaps it’s that the message is so important that I needed to be repetited twice. What do you think?
Sign up now and receive a copy of our complimentary special report "4 Core Estate Planning Documents Every New York Resident Must Have in Place for Peace of Mind"
We respect your right to privacy and will NEVER rent or sell your personal information... Ever!
#1 by Jean Summit-Riker on June 5, 2010 - 10:05 am
Craig,
This is such an important topic. As the “sandwich generation” we are often so busy that we have little time to think beyond the moment to the importance of the bigger picture.
Speaking of pictures, your drawing rang a very large laughter bell in me. It reminded me of the day I took my 89 year-old mother to the eye doctor. I had her firmly secured on one arm and my year-old granddaughter tuck on the opposite hip. There were medical forms stuffed in my left pocket along with a bottle and pacifier in the right. I later commented to my husband, “Now understand why we are called the sandwich generation, because the image of me being a slice of bologna came to mind as someone kindly opened the door to help me into the office.”
Jean
#2 by Jean Summit-Riker on June 5, 2010 - 10:06 am
#3 by Jean Summit-Riker on June 5, 2010 - 10:20 am
Craig,
Well as you can see, I still have not mastered the art of blogging, or perhaps it’s that the message is so important that I needed to be repetited twice. What do you think?
Jean
#4 by Jean Summit-Riker on June 11, 2010 - 7:01 pm
Craig,
It’s great to hear that your first seminar session is full. What’s happening with the others?
Jean