Daily Connector | Efficiency | Tim Armstrong
Juli, Alana and I have been largely stuck at home with each other for the past 2 months. Normally, we had family and friends help us babysit Alana while we both work. Since the stay at home order, I’ve been watching Alana in the morning and Juli has handled the…
Daily Connector | From Maternity Leave to Quarantine | Alyssa Graber
For me, there was no sudden onset of quarantine. I had been on maternity leave for nearly three months when DeWine announced that the schools were closing. Over those three months I had learned that I felt much better if I got out of the house at least once every…
Ready, not ready
Yesterday I went into the church building to work. This has been my pattern on Tuesdays. All other days I’ve been working from home. This one day a week has helped bring some structure to an otherwise suddenly structure-lite existence. It was, as you might imagine, quiet. The North Broadway…
Daily Connector | Embodiment | Sarah Werner
During this extended sabbatical from normal life, I’ve been finding myself thinking a lot about my body and about what it feels like to truly be embodied, a fragile being made of mud and stardust. Though no two bodies are alike, my body is not like many bodies in the…
Daily Connector | A List of Things I’ve Seen During COVID-19 | Joel Call
A man who walks in circles around the block at the food pantry where I work. I see him most days. Some days I say hello. A 40% increase in the number of new families we’ve been serving at the pantry. Lots and lots of canned goods….