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Tag Archives: COVID
So done with it, so done with it
Yesterday started smoothly. The engine of the day ran flawlessly through morning’s arms. Until afternoon showed her multiple tattoos and such sadness struck the match of hopelessness. What happened? I fell in the abyss of statistics once again. Many of … Continue reading
Posted in What the Heart Knows
Tagged coronavirus, COVID, emotions, feeling, holy, hope, spirituality, statistics, stats
59 Comments
Heartbreaking covid week in our community
It’s been such a challenging week in our rural Upper Peninsula county. Heartbreaking. So utterly sad. This morning our weekly newspaper, the L’Anse Sentinel (which my husband edits), hit the stands. The lead story quotes the administrator of Bayside Village … Continue reading
Posted in What the Heart Knows
Tagged Bayside Village, COVID, death, L'Anse, L'Anse Sentinel, prayers, sadness, Upper Peninsula
62 Comments
Concerned
Feeling heavy-hearted and concerned this morning for a loved one who may have been exposed to the virus. I can’t share any personal details right now. Thinking about any of you who may be worried about loved ones in these … Continue reading
Posted in What the Heart Knows
Tagged concern, COVID, fear, peace, practice, prayer, spirituality, virus
36 Comments
“Letting people be who they’re gonna be”
Earlier this week I talked with a very wise young person. She shared about her spiritual and political beliefs. Laughing a little, she shrugged her shoulders and talked about her brothers with very different outlooks on life. She traveled to … Continue reading
Posted in What the Heart Knows
Tagged acceptance, COVID, families, friends, holy, inspiration, judgment, love, pandemic, people, politics, spirituality, thoughts
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Scrub, scour, dust, wash, wipe, brush, vacuum and declutter
Time to face the facts–no one is coming over for Thanksgiving or Christmas during this covid year. No one will visit our little house in the woods all winter. We’ll be lucky if we entertain friends or family in the … Continue reading
Posted in What the Heart Knows
Tagged Christmas, cleaning, clutter, COVID, decluttering, housecleaning, humor, spirituality, visitors, What the Heart Knows
48 Comments
Covid in our neck of the woods
Feeling tense the last couple of days about covid. The only time I felt real fear was on March 14th last winter when we locked down…as the mind imagined all sorts of possible sickness and death scenarios. But cases are … Continue reading
Posted in What the Heart Knows
Tagged affirmation, cases, coronavirus, COVID, family, fear, feelings, friends, holy, Michigan, prayer, scared, spirituality, Upper Peninsula, virus, What the Heart Knows
33 Comments
Should I stay or should I go?
I am feeling so much indecision these days. Are any of you feeling the same? Let’s take a simple action like driving into the “big city” of Marquette tomorrow or the next day. I need new summer pajamas, a lightweight … Continue reading
Posted in August, 2020
Tagged COVID, family, garden, indecision, Lake Superior, Marquette, photography, summer, travel, undecided, Upper Peninsula
43 Comments
In the shadow of one of the world’s most dangerous volcanoes
This morning I paused and looked at photos from our gala Italian wedding trip last June. Most of you may recall reading about that here on the blog recently, one year later, but better late than never, … Continue reading
Posted in August, 2020
Tagged COVID, danger, family, Italy, Mount Vesuvius, photography, Pompeii, risk-taking, travel, volcano
30 Comments