Salvogesis

My family and I were on vacation in Europe when the pandemic hit the continent full force. Our first night in Europe - before we knew how COVID-19 was going to paralyze the world - we were exhausted. My wife and my older daughter were so tired at 4pm that they just couldn’t stay awake. It had been a long day-and-a-half of travel without much sleep for any of us. With my wife and my older daughter asleep I took my youngest to the park, the playground, and the grocery store (before any lock downs or social distancing were in full effect!) so that we wouldn't disturb them. At the playground I made a mistake: I sat down. I sat on a bench while my youngest daughter was playing and I just could not stay awake! No matter what I did, I couldn’t stay awake - so we headed to the apartment. When we got there we noticed that there were not enough beds for us and there were even less blankets. Our older daughter was sleeping on the couch with one blanket and my wife was sleeping on a double

My family and I were on vacation in Europe when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the continent full force. On our flight my daughter and I were watching movies with sub-titles (we didn't have headphones). One very funny movie we watched was Blended about these two previously married people falling in love and their families coming together. The lady was divorced. The man's wife had died of cancer. We were laughing out loud so much that my wife (who was sitting a couple of rows up with my other daughter) came to see us. She asked what we were watching that was so funny; all she could find was a movie about some lady who died of cancer. It wasn't the same movie but my daughter and I couldn't help laughing all the more! (The possibility that her not funny movie was exactly the same as our funny movie to us was very funny) Now, of course, there is nothing funny about someone dying of cancer or Corona or anything else for that matter. But a lot of our healing and wholeness co