by Janis Gaudelli | May 29, 2020
That was my prayer before I went to bed on April 7, 2020. There are two things to note here: 1) I am many things, but an overdramatic, hypochondriac, I am not and 2) I don’t normally pray. But on that dreary April day, I struggled. My chest was... by Guest Blogger | May 28, 2020
In thinking about writing this article, I started to hyperventilate. What will I write and will it be worthy enough for the readers? Yes, I was making myself insane with fear “Will It Be Good Enough?” Why had I agreed to put myself through these feelings again?... by Julie Slater | May 26, 2020
I know. Right now, it’s weird times. Weird feelings. Weird mind. I’m here to tell you that you’re going to be fine. You got this. How do I know? Well. I happen to have a direct line to the Universe. She whispers sweet nothings into my ear on occasion – telling... by Michael Strange | May 25, 2020
So here we are at Memorial Day weekend. The official kickoff of summer. Can we call this the “summer of pandemic”? We also learned this past week that Cameron’s summer camp is canceled. It’s going to be one very long long long summer. So my wife and I are both... by Jennifer Angarano-Ricci | May 21, 2020
SO…It’s been two and a half years since I had breast cancer surgery. I don’t really write about that anymore, because since finishing active treatment 2 years ago I have different things to say, BUT, and this is a big BUT (because I like big buts and I cannot... by Cherry Maggiore | May 20, 2020
Chapter 39: Sheltering-in-Place at the Border of Crazy Shelter-in-place are three words that have never been uttered in our lifetime. The last time our society was affected by those words was in 1918 during the Spanish Flu pandemic. 50 Million lives were lost across... by Kristin Asadourian | May 19, 2020
I hope you are well and finding joy in your days. I know it has been a challenge adjusting to each day and the inevitable shifts within them. Not knowing what’s happening from minute to minute, constantly hearing that we are doomed, the high unemployment... by JB McCann | May 18, 2020
Hey Daily Feelers, It’s Saturday night before my blog airs and I’m realizing I’ve seriously procrastinated on this month’s entry. I’ve known the topic I wanted to talk about all week but I didn’t have a clue what I actually wanted to say about it. It was... by Deborah Levine-Powell | May 14, 2020
Wow! I obviously killed the thought that when I had more time on my hands I would get my cookbook done, I would finish those projects I started, catch up on everyone’s Netflix recommendations , I would walk every day when I have the time and I will organize my...