For what are you most grateful as you look back over the year and why? Laughter, space, and real connection. The things that were the shoulds held so much less weight. It felt like an opportunity to really question and choose where and what you put your energy into.
What did you take for granted this year? How hard this has been for others that don't have the resources and support available to them.
What did this reveal to you about yourself and your presence in the world? How strong joy and hope live within my body and that when things feel like they are falling apart, it is the beacon that I can share with the world. I can be present with pain because I respect it and know the other side of it so viscerally.
What new hobby or old pastime did you take up or revive during the months of lockdown? Puzzling and wonder/wander walking-not to burn calories or to get somewhere but for the pure joy of noticing the world around me.
Was there an unexpected joy that you experienced during this time? Looking up. The wonders of trees, leaves, the sound of birds, meteors, and stars. I found out my house is between the big dipper and Orion’s belt. How have I lived here for 10 years and never noticed that?
What is the most important thing that the year of Covid 19 has taught you? When you go barreling through life you miss so many magical moments and that we have one job in this world, to take care of the hearts of those we are with. We don't have to get it right, but we do have to take care.
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