I’m reluctant to suggest there are positive outcomes during a global pandemic. My heart shutters for those affected. I wish everyone safety and wellness.
I write from my home, safe and snuggled with my husband, but far from my kids and grandkids. I yearn to hug them.
And even though much of my family and friends live close, some only blocks away, I don’t see them. The best way I can love them is to just stay home.
But I’m focusing on finding some positive things.
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