We’re about three weeks into the New Year and a lot has developed but not a lot has really changed. As we continue to navigate our current climate I want to explore how our previous year isn’t one that we should totally “leave behind.” 2020 was a trying year for everyone. For many of us, […]
A reflection on 2020
What a year it’s been! I am sure some of us are feeling all kinds of ways about the end of this year. It’s been a historic year. Running out of toilet paper, sanitizer and hand soap were a very real struggle for some (most) of us! I for starters, did experience the stress of […]
Sweater as Metaphor: To Power Through or Acknowledge Mistakes?
I often dive into projects, and knitting was no exception–I decided that nothing in particular was stopping me from knitting sweaters, and went for it. I made one very plain sweater, and then knit a complicated multi-color pattern, entering my second sweater into the state fair and winning second place in the Fair Isle knitting […]
Anxiety in kids during the pandemic
Anxiety thrives on uncertainty – and these are uncertain times. We can expect our children to feel more than the usual amount of anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic. For kids with anxiety disorders, fears and unknowns may become overwhelming. Fears can manifest as anger and defiance. I have been seeing a rise in anxiety disorders during […]
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