The article is an editor's note that highlights the correspondence between James Parker and his older readers, specifically those in their 70s, 80s, and beyond. Parker reflects on his appreciation for their life experiences and the resilience they display in facing life's adversities. He acknowledges the wisdom inherent in older individuals while admitting his own periodic confusion about life. Furthermore, he addresses the decline in proper language usage among prominent figures, expressing a deep concern for the preservation of linguistic heritage.
I salute you for your grit and spirit, even while facing challenges. Your sense of humor and bravery shine through amidst life’s adversities and uncertainties.
I'm continually astonished that older people would seek my advice, acknowledging their wealth of experience and understanding about life and how to live it.
As I reflect on my correspondents, I’m committed to being respectful and understanding, knowing that they possess knowledge and insights from their rich life experiences.
The way language is sometimes slaughtered today is disheartening, especially coming from those in influential positions who should embody proper grammar and communication.
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