Stillness

 I think there is something to the saying that you make time for what is really important.  I had been in a rather busy period of life until March 13.  Suddenly, all the obligations were cancelled.  The booster meetings, banquets, church events, work events, and even my work---cleared from the calendar.  I didn't miss the busy, full days.  For a while I enjoyed the simple quiet days.  My hope is that I continue the embrace moments of stillness as I go back to work.  I learned unexpectedly, that I enjoy it.  

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