The Old Lady has for years avoided reading this book, because the Morrie of the title is dying of ALS and The Old Lady’s sister died of ALS.

But then the Library Angel threw the book in front of her in such an unmistakable manner that she could hardly avoid it any longer.

The book is not really about dying; it is about what Morrie learned – and taught! – about living while he was experiencing the process of dying.  “Once you learn how to die,” says Morrie, “you learn how to live.”  He goes on to explicate that idea with lessons that offer benefits to students of every age.

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Words to live by.

This blog entry is dedicated to the memory of Katy Ford Collins 1954 – 1996.