Guest post: Start with kindness
We all continue to learn how to navigate the uncharted waters of this pandemic. We are at the place in this unprecedented time where we now start to look to the future.
We all continue to learn how to navigate the uncharted waters of this pandemic. We are at the place in this unprecedented time where we now start to look to the future.
There are certain phrases that have been, shall we say, loved to death in recent years. “On point.” “Low-hanging fruit.” “Existential crisis.” “On the margins.”
Today’s blog post is sponsored by the known unknowns. We tried to get a sponsorship from the unknown unknowns, but they never responded.
Day 43, and I finally gave in… …to my spouse’s requests, fidgetiness, a touch of boredom… …and baked my first COVID-cake.
Did you notice that we totally skipped our monthly Epilogues post for March? No? Me neither, apparently.
So you’re scared. I have good news, whether or not you want to hear it: you are not scared to death.
It’s been said that generosity has the power to unite and heal communities in good times and bad. Generosity is what Tabby’s Place is built on—the generosity of our donors, our volunteers, our board, our staff and our extended community.
These are, as they say, the times that try men’s souls. And women’s. And congresspersons’. And wombats’. And the soul of language itself.
I should have known better than to tell Danielle I might be looking to adopt a new kitty.
Gratitude: being more aware, and therefore more thankful, of what you have than what you lack.