Pam D.
We choose to stay at home, and go out only when necessary. My daughter is making dresses, painting, cooking foods we normally wouldn’t have tried, there is less stress for me not having to work 3 jobs and our garden is now in great shape - things are good here. I am grateful for that.
Hopefully we have all learned something from this experience and hopefully eyes are beginning to open up to see just what is going on behind the scenes. When everyone is looking in one direction I tend to look in the other.
I keep my eye on the big picture but my heart close to home.
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