My own Coronavirus experience began soon after New York City shut down in mid-March 2020. My husband, Robert, began to feel exhausted, slept later and …
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Overcoming The Virus
The Coronavirus has influenced everyone, and this is the story of how I took on the virus and won. I am an essential grocery store …
Read More »Two Neighbors
I live in a quiet country neighborhood. Everyone gets along; we don’t really visit back and forth. We wave and shout hello at the mailbox …
Read More »When Covid Hits Too Close
My heart began to beat a little too fast as my sister talked. I was pleased to hear her voice until I realized it wasn’t …
Read More »Modern Day Quarantine
In contemplating my current quarantine status, I am reminded of all that have been in similar, if not more distressing, situations before our beloved (hated) …
Read More »A New Normal
Our world seems as though it has come to a halt. So much of our everyday-ness has been redefined to a “new normal.” Who would …
Read More »Escaping Into Sleep
I was having trouble falling to sleep last night. So I tried to trick my racing thoughts into making sense. This is my poem for …
Read More »Stay Safe or Serve Others?
I want to be honest. I am struggling. I’m struggling with what is right. I am struggling with what is safe. I’m struggling with what …
Read More »Children in the Pandemic
Little Molly, my great niece, is nine years old. She’ll be 10 this coming August, and I’m hoping by then, this pandemic will be under …
Read More »Random Coronavirus Notes
3/17/2020 —Three days into “sheltering in place” because of the Coronavirus and I’m ready to rebel. Not against the quarantine itself, but the nomenclature. I …
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