Tag Archives: perseverance
The Virtue We Wish We Could Do Without
When the Tribune Chronicle stopped carrying Sydney Harris’s column, I abruptly cancelled my subscription. It was my habit to turn first to “Strictly Personal,” and only after that to check out the rest of the paper. Harris’s famous aphorisms and … Continue reading
What heritage are you leaving your children?
Baby Boomer parents are confused about what to leave their children when they die. It was the goal of pre-war parents to leave their children as hefty an estate as possible, but Boomers are questioning the wisdom of such a … Continue reading
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Tagged Boomers, heritage, I'm spending my kid's inheritance, inheritance, Karl Marx, Mother's Day, perseverance, syncretism, tolerance
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