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Breakfast-Most Important Meal
Coffee black, iced. Oatmeal. Topped with fruit. Lots! Fresh and dried berries. Organic pomegranate juice. Mostly the same daily. No honeydew melon that day. Made do with berries: sea buckthorn, lingonberries, cranberries, golden berries, blueberries. Vitamins and antioxidants. A … Continue reading
Gratitude for Our Healthcare Providers
Praise to the brave ones on the front lines! Our healthcare workers show great courage in the face of overwhelming odds as the numbers soar. Supplies are less than needs. Yet, the nurses, doctors and others labor in overcrowded … Continue reading
Together
Being informed and proactive in the face of the covid-19 crisis yet remaining calm is not simple. It is difficult. Healthcare providers are in our thoughts and prayers as they work under extreme circumstances surrounding the virus. We make adjustments … Continue reading
Posted in covid-19, hand washing, healthcare providers, pandemic, remaining calm, together
Tagged facts, God, loved ones, proactive decisions
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Together
Being informed and proactive in the face of the covid-19 crisis yet remaining calm is not simple. It is difficult. Healthcare providers are in our thoughts and prayers as they work under extreme circumstances surrounding the virus. We make adjustments … Continue reading
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Tagged at risk persons, collaborate, coordinate, coronavirus, prayers, washing hands
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Music Remains
Plans for travel to Amsterdam have been cancelled. I withdrew my name from the Berkshire Choral International. As the corona virus numbers surpass 101,600 and grows, most countries have been affected. My chance to sing in German still remains … Continue reading
Weltanschauung – Worldview
Prompted by the word for the day on my tear-off calendar, weltanschauung, and a magnetic poetry kit in German, I dove right in to compose a Haiku in German and in English. Call it playing! Hope you enjoy my … Continue reading
Posted in haiku, Middle High German, Weltanschauung, word origins, word usages, worldview
Tagged love, music, nature, poetry, singing
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What’s In A Name?
Turns out more than meets the eye. My Dad’s parents came to the US from Poland. My Dad researched his family history in Poland. Or was it Poland? Immigration papers listed the family as Austrians. Or were they? Maybe Prussians … Continue reading
