Black History Month is an annual celebration of achievements by African Americans and a time for recognizing their central role in U.S. history. There are also recognitions of Black History Month in Canada, United Kingdom and The Netherlands. You cannot tell the story of a nation without Black stories being heard. I am glad to learn more and to be a part of this.
Wow! All of a sudden it’s February 2021. Let’s see what you have in store for us. I hope it will be a peaceful time. We could use a bit of a break. Love and peace to you all my good people.
In an earlier post, I talked about a young woman I knew who died of Covid at age 32. Today was her funeral and visitation. To see a young person in a casket makes no sense. It was a Saturday and she should be with friends, at work, living her life not being buried. Life is so not fair. She was way too young. My heart aches for her family especially her parents. Be sure you are living your life in the way you want. It’s what is right.
I am not Canadian, but in my dreams I am. I support the talk about mental health going on today in Canada with the Bell Let’s Talk initiative. Everyone struggles. Everyone needs someone to talk to. Keep a watch out for one another. The world is a tough place these days. Peace to everyone going through stuff right now.