DAY SIXTEEN: CORONAVIRUS ISOLATION

DAY NINE: CORONAVIRUS ISOLATION

Better mood today because of  writers' group last night on Zoom. Should we start a writers' group on LROD? Anyone interested...we'd all be strangers, but everyone here is a friend.   If you're interested put your email address in the comments and I'll organize  something.

DAY EIGHT: CORONAVIRUS ISOLATION

Feeling kind of buggy, but also grateful for health, work, family.

DAY SIX: CORONAVIRUS ISOLATION

Some "cats" really know how to entertain themselves in isolation. (She's playing with a leaf....a leaf!) We can all take note. This is #BabyCass, Standard Poodle.

Also, today,  a shout out to my dear, sweet friend Risa Denenberg, a poet, but also a nurse in Washington State. She and I go back to the AIDS Epidemic as members of the protest group, ACT UP, and as besties.

She had recently retired from nursing, so I checked in via email:

ME:  Are you okay? Shelter in place? Not working the front lines, I hope, but writing poetry.
RISA: So would you really expect me to not work during a medical crisis? I am being careful. I promise. 

So, let's all take a moment to say a little prayer or give the universe a vibe of gratitude for all those nurses and medical folks working to help those who have symptoms of this virus.

(Thank You, Risa. Please be careful.)

DAY FIVE: CORONAVIRUS ISOLATION

DAY THREE (OR FIVE): CORONAVIRUS ISOLATION

A three-parter because I didn't know about the Blogger data limit. Will keep it shorter from now on.

DAY ONE: CORONAVIRUS ISOLATION

WRITERS: ARE YOU OUT THERE?

 

I'm back because...well, you know...the nation is socially isolating, and we writers probably get enough of that. So, let's get the band back together and have a little community. I'm going to be putting up videos to catalog this situation.  Even if no one comes to my party, I'll feel like I'm talking to someone out there.  I hope you'll join in.