The pain was excruciating and I have a high pain tolerance. In August, and it’s now January, my tooth split vertically. I held it together with my tongue until the dentist could see me, because it was extremely painful if
REFLECTIONS ON THE CORONAVIRUS – day 63 –Yesterday, on May 23, I woke up feeling groggy and almost hungover. I felt achy, low energy, and just wanted to sleep all day. I went out for my usual early morning walk.
REFLECTIONS ON THE CORONAVIRUS – Day 56 –For the first time in my life, I had an experience of oneness with all of humanity. And, it took a worldwide pandemic. Realizing people around the world were impacted by Covid-19, sparked
REFLECTIONS ON THE CORONAVIRUS – DAY 49 – We nearly lost our dog yesterday. Rhylo loves chasing a stick into the river, and yesterday the river was flowing strong. I noticed him struggling to get out of the river. The
REFLECTIONS ON THE CORONAVIRUS – DAY 42 –I arrived home from a trip a few years back, feeling a little lost. My family and I decided to escape winter, rent a house on the beach for a couple of months,
REFLECTIONS ON THE CORONAVIRUS – DAY 34 –Years ago, two brothers came to see me. They both grew up in the same home with the same parents, attended the same schools, experienced the same life events. They were only a
REFLECTIONS ON THE CORONAVIRUS – DAY 27 –My grandfather died a decade or two ago. My grandmother and he had been married for over sixty years and they were close. A few weeks after his service, my mother called to
REFLECTIONS ON THE CORONAVIRUS – DAY 20 –In January 2020, one of my daughters gave birth to a baby girl and I had the privilege of being present. Having experienced natural childbirth five times, I had some wisdom and tools
REFLECTIONS ON THE CORONAVIRUS – DAY 13 –Many years ago, I received the news my grandfather who was in his 90’s had survived a mild heart attack. I instantly knew this message was a wake-up call for me. I sat
REFLECTIONS ON THE CORONAVIRUS – DAY 6 –Today will be my sixth day of voluntary isolation, yet I’ve never felt more connected, more a part of the global community. People around the world are sharing the same experience. I have