Be Kind Today
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4/27/23 When covid hit, I had my dog, Hunter, by my side every day. He kept me sane when I had so much chaos surrounding me. I was incredibly happy to be home, instead of having to drive into the city to teach 4 and 5 year old children with high needs. My job was incredibly stressful and being home was just the needed break this projector was looking for. Hunter and I would go on long walks through the neighborhood. It was a charming neighborhood that I didn’t really feel like I belonged in. The houses were nice and well-kept and I’m just not the one. But I enjoyed the natural beauty of this space. There was a park that was being built down the road and we would walk there often on our route. There were ponds within the park and at one point the park was covered in mini frogs that were about the cutest thing I have ever seen. My son even caught a few to transplant into our backyard. But I digress… One day Hunter and I were on our walk. The sun was shining and I had a huge s