As this is written, it looks likely we’ll survive 2020.
So many haven’t. It’s beyond counting, almost beyond comprehending. For America, and the world, 2020 has been the worst year of the century. We pray things get better in 2021.
Here we’re having dinner last summer with our friend of nearly 40 years, Michael Pete. His restaurant at the Hyatt Regency downtown was closed and it looks like he’s retiring. This is the closest we’ve come to a restaurant, except to pick up food, since March.
Jenni kept her mind busy with work. She started working from home full time when the pandemic hit. She had to take a pay cut for half the year, but the money came back. She was also offered early retirement and turned it down. When work is done, she reads. And reads and reads and reads.
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