It’s all there was. Kimberly Knowle-Zeller On March 15, 2020 I started a google doc: COVID -19 Journal. The first words came easily: Dear Isaac and Charlotte. I addressed the words to my two children. I was also flooded with the emotions and details surrounding our lives. I wrote fast and furiously putting the thoughts down. The journal provided a way to set my feelings free as the world rapidly changed. I wrote about my worries, the news headlines, the shutdowns, the uncertainty. But, I also wrote about our days. The ordinary ways we measured time from the comfort of our home.
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