In Aging in Place, Lynn Aprill channels the Baby Boomers-the sixty-year-olds from the Sixties facing retirement and missing friends, while providing support to their aging parents. Sometimes humorous and irreverent, sometimes poignant, Aging in Place showcases a variety of poetic forms and styles as the poems grapple with "all the things we didn't know" about older adulting-menopause, memory loss, and unwinnable arguments with insurance companies. But there is joy to be found as well and the opportunity to treasure "every good day."
