Category: Sheltering-in-Place

Sheltering-in-Place, part 2

by Nancy Schoellkopf, posted in Covid 19, Current Events, Families, Grace, home, Hope, Musings, Prayer, Sheltering-in-Place, Spirituality, Writing

Greetings to everyone who is sheltering in place as I am.  How are you?  I am fine.  There are many things we could complain about—and if that’s what you want to do, go ahead and vent in the comments section.  I personally have little to grouse about these days.  I am retired so I don’t … Continue reading Sheltering-in-Place, part 2

Sheltering-in-Place

by Nancy Schoellkopf, posted in Books, Coming of Age, Covid 19, Current Events, Grace, Grief, home, Hope, Illness, Magical Realism, Memory, Musings, Sheltering-in-Place, Spirituality, Writing

When I was 21 I went to Europe on a five-week student tour with my best friends.  On our last day we were in England, and we went on a boat ride down the Thames to Greenwich.  I have several memories of that day, a few funny stories, conversations, photos, but there was one image … Continue reading Sheltering-in-Place