Heroes - Not fleeing nor fleeting. Thank God.


I have never experienced a pandemic, have you?

No, I thought not. It is decidedly not a pretty or fun or glorious or uplifting or exciting or wonderful thing at all. Dear Reader, we have all been in some stage of "Shelter at Home" order. 

Those of you who continue to get up everyday to go to work, those of you who get up every day to work at home, those of you who stay home to be sure your children continue their education, those of you who stay home and try new things that can be done from home, those of you who are caring for a COVID-19 patient at home: you are all my heroes.

It takes courage to get out of bed each day to face the challenges that are out there right now.

Keep it up and stay safe, Dear Reader.

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