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  04/12/2020

  Easter Sunday- drive up church service.

  In these trying times, I believe that my photo helps to tell a story of strength, family, unity, and unwavering faith. We’re both “essential” workers, however, family comes first and one of us has opted to stay home to homeschool our two sons. We are very appreciative of this extra, uninterrupted family time. Spending more time together, we’re getting to know each other all over again.
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  2020-05-01

  A rare occurance of an empty Disney park

  Disney Parks rarely close down for long periods in time. The pandemic has created a new first for the parks, as this is an odd sight to see.
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  2020-04-26

  FB Live Concert with Roger Clyne

  Many of my favorite musicians kept us entertained by putting on FB live concerts. To repay the kindness we would tip them via Venmo or PayPal. This is one of the things that kept me sane and gave me a relief from the boredom and loneliness as I could comment to friends live during the show. It was really awesome!
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  2020-04-30

  March 11th, 2020. The Day I took COVID-19 Seriously

  A personal account.
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  2020-04-11

  Customers at Mahoney's Garden Center in Winchester, MA observe physical distancing while waiting to pick up compost, mulch, and other garden supplies.

  Confined to their homes, residents of Greater Boston have been seeking solace in their own space by gardening more than ever. The town of Brookline began to pick up yard waste weeks earlier than it usually does as a result of popular demand, garden centers across the city are now delivering supplies and plants to customers, and at Mahoney's a popular garden center in the Boston subrub of Winchester, the line to pick up supplies was hundreds of feet long. Yet the space still felt empty, as pickups were carefully scheduled and masked customers observed physical distancing.
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  2020-04-30

  Life on the farm during the pandemic of 2020

  Life on a farm during the pandemic.