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#979322 added March 27, 2020 at 2:31pm
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March 27, 2020
"March 27, 2020Open in new Window. The Original Logo.Image for BCOF members to put in their blogsBlog City image small

The Original Logo. Prompt: "Someone shared the poem “The Trough” by Judy Brown with me today and I want to pass it on to you. I found it incredibly comforting during this time of global crisis. In your entry today, write about how the poem makes you feel, or write a poem of your own."

I agree with Judy. If we just relax we will get through this. Panic kills more people during a crisis than the crisis itself kills. Right now my biggest enemy is boredom. Like everybody this pandemic has me on stand still. I'm bored. I guess I'll find creative ways to keep myself busy. One way I am killing time is that I am the floor leader of my floor here at the West Virginia Veterans Home, a domicile for veterans. We have no housekeeping staff as housekeeping staff are restricted due to the virus. Floor leaders have been stepping up and doing some of the cleaning such as sweeping and mopping. That gives me an hour or so of activity. I have also been practicing my listening skills. I talk with a lot of people on the phone and it gives me the opportunity to minister by actively listening.

Image for BCOF members to put in their blogs Prompt: "Find your most popular blog post and then write a second series of it, or an update on it

I have no idea which entry is my most popular. I've been doing this routinely for about three years. So I have no idea which one is my most popular.

Blog City image small Prompt: "What you want to be when you grow up {yes, there’s still time}"

I had a long childhood. I quit growing when I started using drugs at age 15 and in my opinion I didn't grow up until I quit using drugs a little over 11 years ago. It took me a long time to find my calling in life. I was certain I was going to be a peer support specialist and social worker, but that was not God's plan for me. He did not reveal His plan until recently, but He has guided me to pursue a Master of Divinity degree and has it in my heart to be a chaplain.

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