Take a step back in time to when you’re ripening. Everything around you presents itself as a lesson you absorb with enthusiastic gusto. What happens when you revisit those lessons in their original form? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “50 Years Ago—A Reflection On Star Trek: The Animated Series,” to see how, even a half-century later, those old lessons can still teach you something new.
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