Sheltering at home for months safely away from the relentless coronavirus, Rachel Hunt peered out her kitchen window, wondering why so many cars were lining up on both sides of her quiet neighborhood street.
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A collar and tag on Lucy might help identify her if someone sees her outside. While most cats hide from strangers, if Lucy is found and taken into a house or to a local shelter, a tag with contact information would help.
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Hearing loss is a problem in our house—and it’s not just mine. Chip no longer comes when he is called. Ernie has taken up preventative barking to keep intruders at bay. And though I must repeat myself frequently to my husband, he insists his hearing his fine—but that it’s my voice that’s the problem.
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Not only do Allen and Natalie Miller serve as managers for the Summit Glen Gracious Retirement Living, they are residents as well.
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Until recently, the COVID-19 pandemic was a mere inconvenience. I still biked, hiked, camped and enjoyed small socially distanced gatherings with friends. Everything changed when my mother’s health suddenly and rapidly declined in a Wisconsin independent living apartment 1,200 miles away.
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A microchip engineer by day and paranormal investigator by night, he mentioned some of the cases he had investigated prior to COVID-19 as if they weren’t too big of a deal.
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