| Journal | 23 May 2020 Life in the time of COVID |
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"So do not worry about tomorrow; for tomorrow will care for itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own." Matthew 6:34 (NASB) Click on the link for "Bell Hammers" at the end of this mail for a chance to win an extremely scarce signed copy of the novel + a full-sized map of Little Egypt. The giveaway ends on June 9, 2020 |
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01 In the prose poem, 'Blowing Out', Bob Beagrie draws us into the unconscious mind of a patient being sustained by a ventilator | | |
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"Take it all one day at a time and enjoy the journey" - Unknown - |
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02 "Day 13 and I started talking to the wall for companionship, somebody (thing), to pass the time..." Joe Russo writes about the mental toll of isolation. | | |
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03 In many cities around the world, lockdown, pause, shelter-in-place restrictions are gradually being lifted. Sueann Wells reminds us to 'Resist the Urge' to immediately return to life as we knew it. | | |
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04 Bored with self-isolating? Marc Cid shares '8 Fun Activities to Do While Quarantined due to COVID-19' | | |
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16oz by Lancelot SchaubertWritten by Lancelot Schaubert. The bells rang announcing a new customer. "I would like sixteen ounces of your finest black tea," Wreaker said. "And I would like you to weigh it in front of me." "We're out of iced black tea," the barista with the blonde wavy bangs said, still looking at her phone. |
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Bell HammersI received a free electronic ARC of this historical novel from Netgalley, Lancelot Schaubert, and IBPA. Thank you all for sharing your hard work with me. I have read this novel of my own volition, and this review reflects my honest opinion of this work. |
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Submit | Valiant ScribeIn a span of a few months, life, as we know it has been upended as humanity tries to cope with the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic. Valiant Scribe is calling for submissions that focus on faith and social issues that are often not talked about in polite conversation, topics such as menstrual hygiene management, sexual violence, poverty, criminal justice, human trafficking, mental health, unknown inventors, people of color, and climate change among others. |
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