The sun rose today as usual. But it didn’t feel the same.
Brenda, I know just what you mean.
It was a rough night last night … sigh ….
It sure was.
It sure was, even for those of us watching from Canada. Sigh. We stand beside you, friends.
Oh, that made me cry. I feel so guilty – like we let the world down.
We sure did. And what happens here certainly doesn’t stay here.
Please don’t feel guilty, everyone is just doing their best. So many things are beyond our control. Let’s all hope for the best now, and keep doing our best. Xo
Thanks so much, Carina. Honestly, if I had the means to move to Canada, I would.
Thank you so much for your support and understanding, Carina!
My husband’s face at 4:00 this am told the whole story.
What a way to start the day.
I stood outside yesterday in a line to vote for the first time since, well a long, long time ago. It was an ugly race, and I’m glad that part is over and the phone hasn’t rung once today. I worked in corporate America most of my adult life. I saw it from the hourly employee to the EVP level. And, as I have watched what happens, or more accurately what doesn’t happen, in DC I sit here in my comfy chair saying that would never be allowed in the business world. Well, the majority voted in a businessman yesterday. It will be interesting to see if anything changes. A new day dawned today, and I will assume the same will happen tomorrow.
A new day will dawn, that is for sure. But how heavy my heart is.
A wise attitude, but I am still in mourning.
Oh, me, too. My words are braver than what I feel, which is weepy and depressed.
Sigh…you are right! xo Johanna
I feel so weepy whenever I think of the elections. I’ll get over it, but it will take a while.
I’m taking solace in Nature, my usual go to place. A long road ahead. We’ll just have to take it one day at a time.
Yes, nature is a great solace in difficult times.
🙂
Oh, how I agree with you, Laurie. It seems as if the world as I know it has turned upside down.
Words cannot adequately express the despair I feel. If I could more to Canada, I would. Sigh.
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The sun rose today as usual. But it didn’t feel the same.
Brenda, I know just what you mean.
It was a rough night last night … sigh ….
It sure was.
It sure was, even for those of us watching from Canada. Sigh. We stand beside you, friends.
Oh, that made me cry. I feel so guilty – like we let the world down.
We sure did. And what happens here certainly doesn’t stay here.
Please don’t feel guilty, everyone is just doing their best. So many things are beyond our control. Let’s all hope for the best now, and keep doing our best. Xo
Thanks so much, Carina. Honestly, if I had the means to move to Canada, I would.
Thank you so much for your support and understanding, Carina!
My husband’s face at 4:00 this am told the whole story.
What a way to start the day.
I stood outside yesterday in a line to vote for the first time since, well a long, long time ago. It was an ugly race, and I’m glad that part is over and the phone hasn’t rung once today. I worked in corporate America most of my adult life. I saw it from the hourly employee to the EVP level. And, as I have watched what happens, or more accurately what doesn’t happen, in DC I sit here in my comfy chair saying that would never be allowed in the business world. Well, the majority voted in a businessman yesterday. It will be interesting to see if anything changes. A new day dawned today, and I will assume the same will happen tomorrow.
A new day will dawn, that is for sure. But how heavy my heart is.
A wise attitude, but I am still in mourning.
Oh, me, too. My words are braver than what I feel, which is weepy and depressed.
Sigh…you are right! xo Johanna
I feel so weepy whenever I think of the elections. I’ll get over it, but it will take a while.
I’m taking solace in Nature, my usual go to place. A long road ahead. We’ll just have to take it one day at a time.
Yes, nature is a great solace in difficult times.
🙂
Oh, how I agree with you, Laurie. It seems as if the world as I know it has turned upside down.
Words cannot adequately express the despair I feel. If I could more to Canada, I would. Sigh.