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Barbara Alvarez

Barbara Alvarez – Alone, Together

At the beginning of March, we were hearing worrisome reports about coronavirus—officially named “COVID-19.” At that point, we were still free to move around as we pleased—going to stores, for a hike at Garden of the Gods and even to Olive Garden to celebrate my birthday, which fell two days before Miabella’s birthday (my granddaughter). We were being careful already; we just weren’t staying at home and self-isolating from the world outside my son’s home.

Lisa Lucca

Lisa Lucca – My calm Interior

What has changed is on the inside, my usually calm interior experiencing a stress I had worked hard in my life to eliminate. Fear creeps in about how my mother in Illinois is doing in her independent living community that feels anything but right now as she is captive in her apartment. I am calmed by the knowing that we moved her there from her townhouse on the first of March, just in time, and that she is being looked after.

Sonya Fe

Sonya Fe – Lilies in the field

My life hasn’t changed much . I am a studio artist and spend most my time in my studio. I don’t care to socialize much anyway except on Facebook , because there I have control to turn on or off . I don’t like social obligations . I have a very difficult time attending parties, events and social commitments. However, once I am there I do enjoy them . During this pandemic , I have found much peace.

Jeff and Dennis Milligan-Lujan – Life during Corona pandemic

It was the beginning of March we had just finished up our annual erotic art show and was planning the spring art show that was right around the corner, we were already aware of a virus that was traveling throughout China. On March 11, 2020 the World Health Organization issued a statement that the Corona virus, (Covid-19) be issued as a pandemic. The way it was transmitted at the onset was through contact of air borne fluids much like the flu

Christina Freitag

Cristina Fridenstine – Corona Virus 2020

A quasi self-quarantine – because let’s face it, the quarantine isn’t perfect nor is it fully enforced – has caused me to stop attending Spanish classes and practicing tai chi chih with a group at Senior Amigos. For three days a week before the pandemic, I had enjoyed a comfortable routine that gave my retirement some sort of structure. For three days a week, I mingled with seniors like me, folks from all walks of life, folks I otherwise would never have met given my mostly reclusive existence.