COVID Diaries: small bonfire leads to big consequences
“I wore a mask everywhere. I sanitized my hands and I hardly saw anyone. I was really quite limited…so I didn’t expect that I was going to be someone who… Read more »
Category: Life Matters
Called to Duty: Testing Others for COVID-One Air Guard Person’s Account
8:45 a.m. Fifteen minutes before the Waukesha Expo Center COVID Testing Site opens, clouds overhead spritz. The temperature is a windy 56 degrees. Another minivan follows the trail across the… Read more »
National Novel Writing Month
If you know me, you know I love creating stories. I’ve had the pleasure of working on one this November and I’m pleased to announce, the words piled up. I… Read more »
‘Hey, this Happened’ COVID Diaries
Until Sonje E Kozinski entered isolation days ago, she worked at the mall as a visual merchandiser, arranging the mannequins, and pairing certain brands next to others to help them… Read more »
WisRwa’s Second Annual Afternoon Tea
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, so instead of telling you how fun it was to talk writing with friends, I’ll just share a few photos.
CampNanowrimo Winner
I always get a kick out of crossing the finish line! I’m a Camp Nanowrimo winner, and I’d like to thank family and friends for their tolerance and support.