"Everyone talks about this 'sandwich generation' – people, usually women, who leave it longer to have children, so inevitably your parents are older and getting infirm".
Ms. Drake, herself a mere 53, sees her goal as getting the infirm, the elderly and the merely unfit back to health.
Regardless, employees, creative or not, get older, marry, bear children, watch their parents grow infirm, and want lives outside the workplace.
The toothless and infirm get shipped off to a horse sanctuary in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
Suffering gets embedded in violence, which distracts us from decay and from what we will become: infirm, wrinkled, rank.
Opponents of the carriage-horse industry claim that when horses get too old and infirm to work, stables routinely sell them at auctions frequented by meat buyers, effectively sending them off to their deaths.
On Sunday morning, a group of local officials, including observers from the major political parties, trooped down dirt roads to gather votes from elderly residents too infirm to get to the polling station.
The Free 'b' bus came into being in October 2009 to work with the pedestrianisation of the city centre as part of the opening of St David's 2 shopping centre – helping pensioners and the infirm to get around the 'bus box'.
The Yankees were the most arrogant team in the land, a starchy men's club, but just about all of them got old or infirm at the same time.
Christ would've loved the poor, the dispossessed, the evicted, the dropped-out, the overwhelmed by student loans, the haven't gotten a raise in ten years, the never gonna get to retire, the obese, the infirm, the depressed, the isolated, the addicted, the meth-mouthed.
