Yay! I'm glad you got the vaccine. I hope it will free us up for some other things. I don't mind wearing the mask after the vaccine, in case I'm still able to carry the virus and spread it. But I am looking forward to going out to our first restaurant tomorrow with some also-vaccinated friends.
Thank you, Peg. Haikus are my hook into writing on days that I feel rushed and short of time. These days I am finding peace in minimalism and economy of words. They go hand in hand for me!
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Love your haiku. Since January I’ve loved seeing teachers sharing news of their vaccines. Will we ever be able to shed the masks? I have doubts.
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Yay! I'm glad you got the vaccine. I hope it will free us up for some other things. I don't mind wearing the mask after the vaccine, in case I'm still able to carry the virus and spread it. But I am looking forward to going out to our first restaurant tomorrow with some also-vaccinated friends.
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It is the most liberating feeling, isn't it?! I love the use of a haiku.
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Even if we ha e to wear the masks for longer, it's still quite liberating! Feeling you can be out and so much less vulnerable. It's amazing!
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Yes, Natalie! I agree!
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Thank you, Peg. Haikus are my hook into writing on days that I feel rushed and short of time. These days I am finding peace in minimalism and economy of words. They go hand in hand for me!
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I hope you had fun at dinner, Denise! I hope you slice and post a picture, too! Love your photos!
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I have doubts, too – I’m just ready to see the seats at the public library free of caution tape so I can sit in them.
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