Wide horizons missed
Human stories left untold
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I can feeling your longing, Sue.
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It has been a long time since I last went north o saw a brad horizon.
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😦
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Too true, unfortunately.
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Yep.
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🙏
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I never thought about how many stories won’t be told because of the lockdown…
but maybe some new ones will be…
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My life has been on hold for the past year almost… the past and probably my last year. Many tales will neither unfold nor be told now.
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but you have shared some inspirational stories during that time…
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Thank you… but I’d like to live some new ones while I still have the time 😉
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I am sure you will take advantage of such an opportunity when it presents itself… 🙂
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As we are in lockdown again, I can’t see that happening for a while…
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fingers crossed that it is sooner rather than later…
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Indeeed, Jim…
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If I don’t get out of the house soon (and not just for a few minutes) I will be even crazier than I normally am…
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I know the feeling, Jaye, and as I have almost no voice at the moment, even phone calls are pretty much out.
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Good job you can talk all you want online!
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It is, really.
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This is sad, Sue.
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It is… for so many people now.
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Fabulous blog
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Thank you.
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Last spring, there was a story in High Country News (which covers reporting on things in the Western portion of the US) about more wildlife being spotted in the deserted streets of various western towns, during lock downs – – a picture in the article showed a mountain lion padding along a deserted small town main street – – I tried to find it – but realized, ‘oh, shoot! I should have bookmarked it at the time!” – 🙂
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I saw many of those stories from around the world at the time.
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