Unconventional Easter

It’s hard. Everyone in the United States is practically trapped at home like a prisoner. People are incredibly sick and people are dying. It’s incredibly hard. 
A day that was supposed to be filled with the joy of family has been reduced to one of the three days of the week: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow. 

For some people, they are trapped alone. I was lucky to be with my family. But for those of you who are alone, have lost someone, or are sick please know my heart is with you. 

I don’t have much to say today, but I wish everyone the best. 

Cheers.

-Stef. 

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