Health

Once this is all over, I will be perfectly fine never reading or hearing "Covid-19" ever again. But unfortunately, it's decidedly NOT over.

I have been very conflicted lately on how to approach my own handing of COVID-19. I honestly can't decide which side of the debate I should join.

Domestic violence rose significantly in ETX last year. Even now many find themselves in abusive situations. Know the signs and get help. Love should not hurt.

So, what is the deal? Are these Dracula bats? Should we run for the hills and protect our necks? Maybe not. Let’s shed some light—er, darkness on the subject.

Also, contests and prizes throughout the day, face painting, FREE snow cones and cotton candy all afternoon, bounce houses, and inflatable games, too!

After a few minutes I become more accustomed to the quiet and my brain calms. I start to notice the sounds of nature. Then, the ideas start to come.

Every day I live, the more thankful I am for our animal friends. 
They are unconditionally loving, and no matter how sad or exhausted or moody we may be when we head home in the evening, they are always happy to see us.
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This week, the Tyler Police Department addressed this very thing on their Facebook page. According to the people who know best, this is what we should do.

Pastor Wesley asked in a statement that church members keep a close eye on their symptoms and encouraged them to get medical attention as necessary.

The CDC's warning was internet gold over the holiday weekend

Certain Ready to Eat chicken products that were distributed across the U.S. are being recalled

And in full disclosure—after last years quarantine, I fell back in the (SAD) standard American diet. My body, mind, and emotions all suffered. Yeah--about that...