Today my weekly Sage Woman Chronicles post will appear on Dorothy Hoffman Sander’s blog at agingabundantly.com. I don’t remember exactly how we met, except that it was through social media. She and I have similar educational backgrounds, though her B.A. is in Economics, she studied Theology and spiritual direction, and my first major was in Religious Studies. By coincidence we graduated with those degrees in 1979, though hers was an M.Div. and mine a B.A.
Though our life paths have been different in many ways, in others they are very similar. Dorothy was a stay at home mom, and entrepreneur. My husband and I have no children, we’re both artists. I studied and taught theatre he is a visual artist. However, Dorothy’s story and mine come back together as we both became full-time writers in our fifties. We are also both seekers and that has been one thing that brings us together again and again in our various social connections.
You can find Dorothy Hoffman Sander on Facebook at, Aging & The Inner Life, Aging Abundantly Writer’s Meet Up, or you can connect with her on her personal page. She is also on Twitter at Aging Abundantly.
Thanks for reading. Please go read my post at the above link, ageingabundantly.com. Feel free to leave a comment there.
Lucinda Sage-Midgorden © 2016
Sage Woman Chronicles 
It is the seeker in us, isn’t it Lucinda. Growing, changing, looking for answers form within . . . everything else is fluff – or maybe icing on the cake! So honored to have your voice of wisdom on the pages of Aging Abundantly.
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Thanks, Dorothy. I agree about being a seeker. It makes life fun, at least for me.
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