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Monday Morning Wake-Up Call
I am falling back in love with myself, taking extra time each day to care for my African violets and orchids. How I plan to live my life moving forward: no more doing for others what I do not want to do. I am centering my attention on the things that give me peace.
— Jeffreen Hayes, Chicago, from “Emerging From the Coronavirus” in The New York Times, April 5, 2021
Photo: Galaxed
What Your Mask Says About You (or how to judge a face by its cover)
See more @ The New Yorker (April 12, 2021): “What Your Mask Says About You (How to judge a face by its cover. Barry Blitt, a cartoonist and an illustrator, has contributed to The New Yorker since 1992. In 2020, he won the Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning.April 12, 2021
Survivor
I know I am becoming someone different. I just don’t know what that difference will be yet.
— Joelle Wright-Terry, 47, a hospice chaplain from Clinton Township, Mich., is a Covid survivor. She lost her husband to the virus last April. From “Emerging From the Coronavirus” in The New York Times, April 5, 2021
Notes:
- Photo: Joshua Terry, Joelle Wright Terry , Marshall Terry and Micah Terry. (Photo by Joelle Wright Terry)
- NPR Story: COVID-19 Remembrance: A Wife Carries On Her Late Husband’s Legacy