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Friday, November 27, 2020

Quarantine Diary 47 | Thanksgiving

 Ruth and I had a (safe healthy) Thanksgiving hosted at my brother Dean's lovely home in the Virginia countryside, along with his dear partner Bobbin. 

Though Ruth, Bobbin, and I contributed to the meal (pumpkin peanut soup, corn pudding, cookies), Dean, who is a superb cook, made a vegetable wellingon, cranberry sauce, salad with homemade dressing, an appetizer of bread, blended cheeses and home-grown tomatoes, gravy, two pies mit schlag, all of it created from scratch and with many ingredients from their garden. A delight.

We then took a walk in their beautiful neighborhood, and watched the sun go down over the trees. 

I had some fun while Ruth drove us home.

We are grateful for our blessings.

























Monday, August 31, 2020

Quarantine Diary 33 / Take a break, Ruth's new puzzle

 Another quiet week coping with the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Ruth finished her beautiful and challenging puzzle, and we went to a socially-distanced latin music performance at twilight by Alfredo Mojica and friends at Reston's Lake Anne Take A Break summer concert series (which recently resumed. -thanks to Miles Stiebel of MSE Productions).












Sunday, April 26, 2020

Quarantine Diary 13 | Rain suite

Driving between our homes. In sequence.

Learning and relearning how to see, how to be.



















Monday, April 06, 2020