CYNTHIA TANNER: We tried something really different! Riding horses, in the snow... now we have to shift our thinking to Spring... hmm...

CYNTHIA TANNER: I am too old to play in the snow... I have arthritis and my hands and toes are always cold. Being wet and sloppy out in the snow is not my idea of fun.

CYNTHIA TANNER: It's so good to get out of the house and still not be busting our pod. Keeping safe Covid boundaries and still getting out and about.

DANIEL FORDHAM: It's definitely time to get out of town. The stress level is rising every time something changes. This constant searching for a vaccine... it's time for a break.

JORDAN TANNER: We've all become comfort seeking missiles. Disasters will do that to your perpetual disaster creates a country of PTSD. Let's seek comfort...

JENNIFER SORENS: We are ready to start a new set of art courses. That means we need to advertise... and to do that we need to know what it is we're selling...

DANIEL FORDHAM: Planning a vacation isn't what it used to be... I'm trying to talk my friends into a vacation. Instead of making reservations to beat the crowds, you have to avoid the crowds.

CYNTHIA TANNER: Jennifer's idea of a 'story quilt', has put me back on the path to social activities. In the 19th century, a quilting bee was the social gathering of lonely rural folk.

JENNIFER SORENS: Art can be used to trace and understand historical experiences. Art is also a form of communication. Let's try art as a form of communication.

CYNTHIA TANNER: If a Global Pandemic works the same way a story plot works... we've had the problem. We've had the inciting incident... we have had waves of rising action. I don't know where a Vaccine fits in this plot.