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| Finding the light again London, ON April 2022 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
Two weeks ago today, COVID came for me.
It’s been a miserable journey, but so many others have had it so much worse.
The experience has made me keenly aware of the fragility of breathing, and I’m hopeful to be completely back to full capacity before long.
With that in mind, I think now is the right time to close out the COVID diary and try to return to something approaching normal life.
Whatever normal is.
As the feed returns to its regular programming, please know how humbled I am by everyone’s kindness. I wish I had the right words to express how thankful we are to have been so surrounded, supported, and loved.
#ldnont #CarmisCovidChronicles #covid19 #pandemic #dayfourteen #sunset #nikon
Previous COVID Series Entries:
COVID comes for me, April 4, 2022
My first day on the inside, April 5, 2022
Making lemonade from lemons, April 6, 2022
Breathe in the forest, April 7, 2022
Comfort dogs for the win, April 8, 2022
Perfect Boston trees, April 9, 2022
Frozen in time and space, April 10, 2022
Looking into the lives of strangers, April 11, 2022
Rail cop run-in, April 12, 2022
Duck, duck... April 13, 2022
Climbing a long staircase, April 14, 2022
A reflective icon of the skyline, April 15, 2022
The B-52 history lesson, April 15, 2022
Negative is the new positive, April 16, 2022
A single tree touches the evening sky, April 17, 2022
Related:
A perfectly imperfect sunset, June 2019
Fizzled sunrise amid the clouds, December 2020
Reflecting in a frozen parking lot, December 2020
Electric sky, November 2020
Golden hour over Wonderland Road, November 2020
A new world takes shape, December 2018
The fire just outside my front porch, December 2018
Sunset from the parking lot on the hill, December 2017
Headed for the horizon, November 2014
Thematic Photographic 273 - Treetops, December 2013
Thematic Photographic 272 - Dawn and dusk, December 2013
Lights out in the midwest, June 2012
Big sky country, July 2011
Thematic Photographic 5 - Sky, July 2008
Into the sky once more, April 2006
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