Yes I do. I want to keep on with two basic projects. One is Project Caressing, which is the intergenerational project where senior citizens hold and caress babies. Very often people at the two ends of life are solitary and alone. The baby is sometimes left a long time in a crib with maybe only the television, certainly the most cruel of all babysitters.
Old people feel alone, too.
So if the two can be matched, the loneliness can melt into tenderness. That is one project. I would like to have a caressing room every few blocks in every metropolis. The other project is Prelude to Conception, to make young people aware of the responsibilities of having a baby. The teenager takes care of a toddler when it begins, at two years old, to say no, no, no.