It's hard not to worry about what's going to happen tomorrow. But, today was pretty great.
Today was a lovely day. A little too breezy for my taste but other than that, so nice to see the sun. Not only the sun, but the flowering trees and the lambs in the field on the corner of Richards and South St. in Portsmouth.
I went on a long walk with a friend today, we were both wearing masks -- oh, and we were both using bluetooth headphones to talk to each other while we were walking. I was walking around Portsmouth and New Castle, and she was walking in Rye, and we caught up on our families, what our lives are like right now, and what we're reading (she's reading The Things They Carried, and I'm still reading The Mirror and the Light).
It's not the same - so many things aren't the same. But, we were walking together, and it was really, really nice. Even if things can't or won't be the same, it doesn't mean something is completely lost.
As we move towards a "new normal" library, things won't look or work exactly the same - we know that. Together, we'll make some changes but that won't change the heart and work of the library.
Our promises to you won't change; we'll always be Stratham's library and we'll always be working hard to bring you the best of everything.
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