Wandering Along the Path: Right Speech

Our family had a Zoom night last night and it was great to be able to interact verbally, at least.  And we can see each other.  We played charades again, and laughed a lot.  Our younger daughter had to leave early because the baby woke up, and our younger son and his wife had to listen a bit while their baby fussed in his crib, and our older son's wife had to listen to their son as he pretend read his fairy unicorn stories, but it all worked out.  We stopped at ten thirty and my husband and I didn't get to sleep for an hour more, so when we woke up this morning it was nine am!  It's a dreary day, but we will carry on with our walk and seeing our younger son, his wife and our almost one grandson on the patio anyway.  Eating our lunches six feet apart.  I love that the mayor of our neighboring city (one street away) is opening up 74 miles of streets for walkers and bikers.  It will be a nice experience to not worry about cars and be able to be in the street with distance between us and others.  A little treat in a challenging time.