Whenever there’s a crisis my first instinct is to cook for people, to make sure they have something comforting to tuck into while we make a plan/commiserate/rally.
I woke up before 5 am this morning in Brooklyn —not fun—but I was thrilled to read your post. Your wit doesn’t go unnoticed in my brain, so thank you.(You're actually very droll, which I appreciate!) CA is a nightmare—our daughter’s friends lost everything, so we’re doing our part to help their go fund me page. Last week my daughter and I saw the Thornton Wilder Pulitzer Prize winning drama OUR TOWN which reminds us of how fast life goes and how many “little ordinary things” we take for granted. Keep looking at the snowflakes and rainbows in the sun. ❄️❤️
I woke up before 5 am this morning in Brooklyn —not fun—but I was thrilled to read your post. Your wit doesn’t go unnoticed in my brain, so thank you.(You're actually very droll, which I appreciate!) CA is a nightmare—our daughter’s friends lost everything, so we’re doing our part to help their go fund me page. Last week my daughter and I saw the Thornton Wilder Pulitzer Prize winning drama OUR TOWN which reminds us of how fast life goes and how many “little ordinary things” we take for granted. Keep looking at the snowflakes and rainbows in the sun. ❄️❤️