Mulberry Street

In a new strange reality, it's difficult to feel content regularly.  So as we adjust and adapt to our new norm we are trying to hold on to moments of contentment.

I lay down in the grass to get these shots of morning dew -getting wet was worth it.  If you look closely at the droplets you can see light refracting in a few of them.  I don't have a macro lens, so I had to adjust my focal length quite a bit to focus on the right blades and droplets.

It turns out that trying to be both parent and teacher is tough, like really tough. When you're isolated from everyone else and spend A.L.L. D.A.Y. E.V.E.R.Y. D.A.Y. with your family, it is difficult to focus on various things. We have also discovered that keeping to a schedule has been important for anxiety, but that we need to build in time to process all the feels that arise and fall on a daily basis. This all means that we are trying to be flexible and creative. This also means that as we each try to do our best, we will try to be understanding with one another.   

We converted the dining room into our homeschooling home-base.  I imagine we will be tweaking ideas, schedules and assignments as we figure this out.