Things we're yet to do.
Friends we don't remember much.
Days dunked by fear.
[Dec 13, 2014 - Jan 8, 2015]
Showing posts with label Fear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fear. Show all posts
Monday, October 12, 2015
Thursday, January 08, 2015
Freedom Must Be Free
Freedom is
always in danger.
Freedom must always be fought for.
Tyrants of
all shades are Freedom’s enemies.
Freedom is never to be assumed.
Those who
fear to say no
Are Freedom’s
weakest link.
Freedom must
everywhere be free.
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Fear & Courage
Be. Be not among the fearful.
Fear not anyone,
And not anything.
Be not the one always in retreat.
Think as you will many wild thoughts.
Query, all the intentions.
Arm yourself with Reason.
Do, then, what you must.
Be among the courageous.
And never, ever, be afraid.
Fear not anyone,
And not anything.
Be not the one always in retreat.
Think as you will many wild thoughts.
Query, all the intentions.
Arm yourself with Reason.
Do, then, what you must.
Be among the courageous.
And never, ever, be afraid.
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Aging and Retirement
Aging and retirement manifest themselves in many individual
and household cases as instances of social problems not only to policy-makers and
the political class, but also and more tellingly to the aging or the retirees
themselves – as well as to their extended families and communities. These
social problems transcend the usual mismatch between retirement benefits, if there
be any such benefits, and the year-on-year, inflation-propelled rise in the cost
of living and decline in the quality of senior life. They include: increasing
physical immobility and loneliness, chronic pain, growing susceptibility to
ill-health and medical emergencies, creeping blindness and loss of hearing,
diminishing access to the basic needs (food/water, shelter, clothing and proper
hygiene) that might have been previously available, declining capacity to
maintain the requisite levels of personal care, and personal insecurity and
fearfulness in local environments of rising crime levels. The Social Sciences
team will establish methods and procedures for the systematic baselining, as well as continuing and long-term documentation and analysis of these problems and their related parameters. There will be a need, in all this, to
partner with policy makers, employers, trade unions (COTU), NSSF and NHIF.
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