Chel Owens

“And what do I hope for? Health and happiness, mostly.

“I hope scientists find a cure for a virus that feeds upon human organs, drowning the lungs and clotting the bloodstream. I hope that as scary as circumstances might get, we all learn new ways to be. I hope for learning from the stillness. I hope for gifts in the silence. I hope to hug again, to travel, and be unmasked from every mask I’ve ever worn. I hope to pet my neighbor’s new puppy, to gather friends around the campfire we’re building in the potager, to hunt for agates and run from black flies again. I hope to have guests and readings and workshops in my new home. I hope no one has to fear losing their home. I hope people find their passion in their work and community. I hope simply to live as fully as I can.”

–Charli Mills, Founder of Carrot Ranch

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  6. Sounds good to me. I was just hoping for a bowl of ice cream, but wisely we keep the forbidden stuff out of the house.😎

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  7. Beautifully put they are my hopes as well ..we will emerge on the other side and I hope with lessons learnt ..I for sure will be keeping a little supply of masks, gloves and hand cleanser tucked and hopefully never used but there just in case…Be well and stay safe, Chelsea 🙂 x

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