THE NEXT DAY

THE NEXT DAY

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This is my quiet book. It simply goes into the next day....The next week...The next month. Today, the world is fighting a pandemic, fighting injustice, and seeing new dust clouds. Food banks are seeing record needy. Yet, so many families are trying to make ends meet. With so much happening in the world, there is also not much happening in every day life. The news shares all things unprecedented that leave intestines twisted and cramped. Yet, all across the world there are households not so large. And, like the rest of the world All I can do is just my best. Wear a mask. Wipe down groceries and find ways to see the good and accept what is until the next day. I have fears...stresses...joys....I don't know where this little book will go. So, here is my weird 2020 life. It may be out of sink with the news. I'm just trying to remain calm....social distance myself...And make wise choices. This book is nothing spectacular. It's ordinary, everyday life with just a few random pictures that I caught while living the next day after a pandemic.
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