Home, with Questions

What a week it was, right? If you’re like me, you’re still trying to process what happened, what it means, and where we go from here. But, convicted sounds good. It sounds like justice, or the start of it.

Bob and I are just home from Boston, and I have some time set aside today to write and think. I would love to know what questions you have. If you’ll share them with me in the comments, I’ll try to answer some of them this week.

Lest you think it’s all work and no play around here, we had dinner with our boys last night after we got in at our favorite neighborhood burgers and gumbo place, complete with the upside-down king alligator on the ceiling.

That little bit of weird felt just right after this week.

And, of course, we’re outside drinking coffee with the chickens right now to start the day.

Lots coming this week, including the second anniversary of Civil Discourse on Friday! What’s an anniversary without a celebration? More coming on that soon!

Thanks for being here with me.

We’re in this together,

Joyce