How often does starting something new... or addressing a problem, lead to more problems? Have you done something recently that you thought was a great idea and suddenly, you have 6 or 7 things to fix?

Society has changed. There is an occasional fist fight over face masks! There is less human interaction. There is an increased number of pets in people's homes...social distances used to be cultural... now they're medical...

I've always liked the idea of being self sufficient. It hasn't taken the exact direction I thought it could... but, we're finding out that more and more can be accomplished right here at home.

Each of us has a different idea about how we want to interact with animals. Some people feel that ALL animals should remain wild. Others feel it's important that we have face to face, contact...

I wish we had not visited the pet store. So many animals needing homes and so much boredom with being home bound... It's lead to many inappropriate adoptions. Do you have a 'Covid' caused pet?

It's time to develop a new hobby... or maybe take and old hobby in a new direction?!

It's good to get out of the house... although it's not recommended for containing contagions. Done carefully it can help you hold it together and blow off some steam. Where to you go and still keep your social distance?

What sort of good deeds is everybody doing these days? The volunteer in person idea has gone by the wayside with social distancing. We don't make enough money to donate... now what?

It's all happening over the internet... I used to do yoga, I recently took a watercolor lesson and that connection lead to a book club... I miss the closeness of people in the same room.

School days, school days. There's a lot of conflict! Hybrid distance learning and classroom instruction, Instruction that's all at a distance (with a pod). All in the classroom 5 days a week... how many will fit with 6 foot spacing?