Mary Ann Gonzales has a long history of working with nonprofit social organizations, from the Seattle AIDS SUPPORT GROUP to the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Tyson Greer has undertaken a broad array of endeavors including directing documentaries, teaching screen writing at the University of Washington, and authoring a book on technology for Microsoft Press. She is now writing fiction.Wanda Herndon has enjoyed a successful corporate career in marketing, retiring from Starbucks as senior vice president, Global Public Affairs, after which she founded W Communications.Laura Celise Lippman is a retired medical doctor and administrator whose poems have appeared in Crosswinds, Poontoon Poetry, Mobius, The Journal of Social Change, and other publications.Jane Spalding started out as a teacher, and then served as development director for several nonprofits, including Harborview Medical Center and Seattle University.Suzanne Tedesko worked at KCTS/9, producing two national PBS documentaries, and has written Seattle guidebooks for Fodors and a screenplay.Beth Weir was a professor of education at Meredith College in Raleigh for seventeen years and after moving to Seattle, the executive director of the Dunn Gardens.

• JAN 2020In the BeginningFEBNew York: Before it StartedScrabble in the Time of the CoronavirusMARCHTogether Again in the Shadow of the PlagueBeing Immortal Is an IllusionMindfulnessPain PsalmLetter to Virus-in-ChiefVita NuovaIt Was COVIDItalian MisadventureAPRBabies and Broccoli and JackLooking on the Bright SideBread in the Time of COVIDThank You to WordsmithsUnexpected CohabitationMAYFinding Joy in the Time of VirusMid-afternoon MalaiseSuspension of the MomentTo Mask or Not to MaskRelentlessIs It Not Enough?JUNELamentI Cry!ProtestsSome DaysSo Many Years AgoSkyschoolPower of OneFreezing the Memories at Four MonthsCOVID ConnectionJULYHow Do I Talk to My Sister?Hospice HouseCOVID Date: March 126th, 2020Speak!A Schedule and a GardenShe Doesn't Want toEndless TimeAnimals in the Time of the CoronavirusCOVID-crazySleepless in SeattleAUGIdea Clustering: MarriageHoller!Birthday Party: Short, Outside, DistancedSEPTWhy Make a Plan?Psilocybe Love StoryWords, Words, WordsWould Our Divide Narrow if We Just Talked--and ListenedMore Cases of COVIDOCTCalculated Risk is New NowMidnightMaking 2020 Add UpAwe WalksCaution ExhaustionEven More Cases of COVID-19NOVLand of Plenty--Plenty of SystemsVoter FraudMusings on a Solo ThanksgivingCelebrating in COVID's ShadowDECBreatheCrisis in COVID-timeKindness in CrisisI Try To Be GratefulNot Just Any DayREFLECTIONS ON 20202021 POSTSCRIPTJan-June 2021New YearYour Ancestors are Looking for YouEulogy to Democracy in Our Time100,000 AND COUNTINGStepping OutBrand New Year83-Year-Old Woman Who Lives AloneOut of the WoodsSo It Was WrittenPause, Reset, Forward

Mary Ann Gonzales has a long history of working with nonprofit social organizations, from the Seattle AIDS SUPPORT GROUP to the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Tyson Greer has undertaken a broad array of endeavors including directing documentaries, teaching screen writing at the University of Washington, and authoring a book on technology for Microsoft Press. She is now writing fiction.Wanda Herndon has enjoyed a successful corporate career in marketing, retiring from Starbucks as senior vice president, Global Public Affairs, after which she founded W Communications.Laura Celise Lippman is a retired medical doctor and administrator whose poems have appeared in Crosswinds, Poontoon Poetry, Mobius, The Journal of Social Change, and other publications.Jane Spalding started out as a teacher, and then served as development director for several nonprofits, including Harborview Medical Center and Seattle University.Suzanne Tedesko worked at KCTS/9, producing two national PBS documentaries, and has written Seattle guidebooks for Fodors and a screenplay.Beth Weir was a professor of education at Meredith College in Raleigh for seventeen years and after moving to Seattle, the executive director of the Dunn Gardens.

• JAN 2020In the BeginningFEBNew York: Before it StartedScrabble in the Time of the CoronavirusMARCHTogether Again in the Shadow of the PlagueBeing Immortal Is an IllusionMindfulnessPain PsalmLetter to Virus-in-ChiefVita NuovaIt Was COVIDItalian MisadventureAPRBabies and Broccoli and JackLooking on the Bright SideBread in the Time of COVIDThank You to WordsmithsUnexpected CohabitationMAYFinding Joy in the Time of VirusMid-afternoon MalaiseSuspension of the MomentTo Mask or Not to MaskRelentlessIs It Not Enough?JUNELamentI Cry!ProtestsSome DaysSo Many Years AgoSkyschoolPower of OneFreezing the Memories at Four MonthsCOVID ConnectionJULYHow Do I Talk to My Sister?Hospice HouseCOVID Date: March 126th, 2020Speak!A Schedule and a GardenShe Doesn't Want toEndless TimeAnimals in the Time of the CoronavirusCOVID-crazySleepless in SeattleAUGIdea Clustering: MarriageHoller!Birthday Party: Short, Outside, DistancedSEPTWhy Make a Plan?Psilocybe Love StoryWords, Words, WordsWould Our Divide Narrow if We Just Talked--and ListenedMore Cases of COVIDOCTCalculated Risk is New NowMidnightMaking 2020 Add UpAwe WalksCaution ExhaustionEven More Cases of COVID-19NOVLand of Plenty--Plenty of SystemsVoter FraudMusings on a Solo ThanksgivingCelebrating in COVID's ShadowDECBreatheCrisis in COVID-timeKindness in CrisisI Try To Be GratefulNot Just Any DayREFLECTIONS ON 20202021 POSTSCRIPTJan-June 2021New YearYour Ancestors are Looking for YouEulogy to Democracy in Our Time100,000 AND COUNTINGStepping OutBrand New Year83-Year-Old Woman Who Lives AloneOut of the WoodsSo It Was WrittenPause, Reset, Forward

Mary Ann Gonzales has a long history of working with nonprofit social organizations, from the Seattle AIDS SUPPORT GROUP to the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Tyson Greer has undertaken a broad array of endeavors including directing documentaries, teaching screen writing at the University of Washington, and authoring a book on technology for Microsoft Press. She is now writing fiction.Wanda Herndon has enjoyed a successful corporate career in marketing, retiring from Starbucks as senior vice president, Global Public Affairs, after which she founded W Communications.Laura Celise Lippman is a retired medical doctor and administrator whose poems have appeared in Crosswinds, Poontoon Poetry, Mobius, The Journal of Social Change, and other publications.Jane Spalding started out as a teacher, and then served as development director for several nonprofits, including Harborview Medical Center and Seattle University.Suzanne Tedesko worked at KCTS/9, producing two national PBS documentaries, and has written Seattle guidebooks for Fodors and a screenplay.Beth Weir was a professor of education at Meredith College in Raleigh for seventeen years and after moving to Seattle, the executive director of the Dunn Gardens.

• JAN 2020In the BeginningFEBNew York: Before it StartedScrabble in the Time of the CoronavirusMARCHTogether Again in the Shadow of the PlagueBeing Immortal Is an IllusionMindfulnessPain PsalmLetter to Virus-in-ChiefVita NuovaIt Was COVIDItalian MisadventureAPRBabies and Broccoli and JackLooking on the Bright SideBread in the Time of COVIDThank You to WordsmithsUnexpected CohabitationMAYFinding Joy in the Time of VirusMid-afternoon MalaiseSuspension of the MomentTo Mask or Not to MaskRelentlessIs It Not Enough?JUNELamentI Cry!ProtestsSome DaysSo Many Years AgoSkyschoolPower of OneFreezing the Memories at Four MonthsCOVID ConnectionJULYHow Do I Talk to My Sister?Hospice HouseCOVID Date: March 126th, 2020Speak!A Schedule and a GardenShe Doesn't Want toEndless TimeAnimals in the Time of the CoronavirusCOVID-crazySleepless in SeattleAUGIdea Clustering: MarriageHoller!Birthday Party: Short, Outside, DistancedSEPTWhy Make a Plan?Psilocybe Love StoryWords, Words, WordsWould Our Divide Narrow if We Just Talked--and ListenedMore Cases of COVIDOCTCalculated Risk is New NowMidnightMaking 2020 Add UpAwe WalksCaution ExhaustionEven More Cases of COVID-19NOVLand of Plenty--Plenty of SystemsVoter FraudMusings on a Solo ThanksgivingCelebrating in COVID's ShadowDECBreatheCrisis in COVID-timeKindness in CrisisI Try To Be GratefulNot Just Any DayREFLECTIONS ON 20202021 POSTSCRIPTJan-June 2021New YearYour Ancestors are Looking for YouEulogy to Democracy in Our Time100,000 AND COUNTINGStepping OutBrand New Year83-Year-Old Woman Who Lives AloneOut of the WoodsSo It Was WrittenPause, Reset, Forward