Since the social distancing guideline prevents our normal fellowship, today will be our second "online" fellowship. So, if you would like to respond to this bulletin or next week's email with any news or acts of service you want to share, I will publish them in the bulletin each week. Please let me know by 10 am each Wednesday. The picture above was taken from the Daily News and shows Troy Dunn cooking a meal with his "Little," Grayson, from BBBS as he finds another way to adapt to this lockdown. As the Richie Eye clinic takes steps to ensure our patients safety during the crisis we remain open for urgent/emergent care. This is my week for for being on call 24/7. Seeing patients without anyone else in the clinic reminds me how much I appreciate our great staff. It also reminds of the days when I first started in this profession and when it was just me and only one other staff. On the home front, we have the files organized, passwords updated, recipes organized, started the yard work, doing a little binge watching and we are working on a 1000 piece Minnesota puzzle. I am looking forward to seeing everyone on Zoom at noon today! From Dick Huston: A lesson from nature. Over the past year I watched the muskrats cut down the cat tails in my wetland to build their houses. This has cleared the wetland to produce a more favorable habitat for the ducks. Now the geese are building nests on the muskrat houses. They all get along, they all help each other and they all win. What an awesome example for humans.  From Troy Dunn: BBBS with our Little – We cooked shrimp for lunch and then played a game of Farkle over Zoom. It was a great time. From Heidi Nelson: Thank you, Murray. I hope that you are doing well.I would only like to report that the PCA could really use extra financial support at this time and if anyone would like to become a member or donate they can do that on our website at paradisecenterforthearts.org |
