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Week 5 during a Pandemic

If you know me, you know that to disconnect from my school work is hard.  Yet, I did.  Boundaries, right?  I need balance.  I met virtually with a colleague to make sure all concerns were addressed and assessed.  I enjoyed a Seder meal with family.  I shut down my computer, Chromebook, and laptop last Tuesday evening after addressing all turned in work.  I literally packed them away.  Out of sight and out of temptation.  Wednesday dawned with a virtual prayer group meeting, our second as a group.  It was good.  As a family, we had a holier week than we had had in a while: a family Seder, Holy Thursday virtual services, Good Friday with a family watching of The Passion and the Divine Mercy Novena begun, Saturday evening bunny gifts, and Easter Mass.  All without the fuss of public expectation.  Simple, humble adoration.  Easter dinner was a simple home-cooked meal.  The best kind with all the nuclear family at home.  Missing extended family was looped in via FaceTime.  Monday

Poetry in the Pandemic

Today kicks off National Poetry Month!  YAY!  I am so ready to flex my virtual poetry muscles.  They're tight, they're rough, and they're not ready, but I am!  Instead of posting daily, I'm creating a Google Site to host my poems as I draft them using past 30 DPC Facebook and Ethical ELA poetry prompts.  So enjoy my fledgling attempts at poetry here !  This site does not include the prompts , just my poems.