Life Unplugged
By Laurie Einstein Koszuta and Kent Paar I am Laurie, and I had a scrapbook, and because I did, I found a friend. Scrapbooks can do that. The pages were just old high school memories from another era, now all faded and brown, tattered and torn and worth nothing to anyone but me. Or so …
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It might seem like the coronavirus is nearing an end. I wish it were. If I judged simply by the reaction of the public, it does seem to be waning. However, my reality is different, as the virus is still front and center in my life. No, I don't have the virus and never have …
Let's face it; the world is in turmoil, and it might seem like there isn't anything funny to think or talk about. But that isn't true. Comic relief is all around us, just waiting in the wings. Have you seen the pictures online of people wearing shoes, coffee filters, old compact discs, diapers, or duct …
By Laurie Einstein Koszuta This is the story of immersion, of being all in, of being conscious of what is going on, listening to the experts, and doing the things that are necessary to stay safe. This is also the story of taking action. Appropriate action and thinking differently. It is a necessity in the …
The Coronavirus is kicking everyone’s butt. Of course, the concerns are not all health related. Yes, the highly touted medical experts on all the news shows speak at length about flattening the curve, sheltering in place, hand washing and sanitizing everything. It isn’t something to be taken lightly. Beyond that are the emotional aspects of …
