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Great images to share, reminding YOU of something very IMPORTANT!

BLUE SKIES... oh, yes, indeed!
Here are a few captured moments that I want to share with each of you, reminding all of us there are many, many individuals who care about each of us while we shelter in place.

Let's play this gesture forward. 
Your job is this: 
Make a textual sign of your wishes for others.
Go to three interesting locations and take your image message.
Send me a jpg at jpepper@cazenovia.edu

You may also use any other type of visual text you wish to include...


Thank you one and all!!


From Rachel McAndrew...



From Cortney Reynolds...


From Jess Kane




From Noel Evelyn Madden...



From Airelle Jacquette from SA121

From Claire Rochelle Woods
Fb caption : “My attitude is helping me a lot during these times. What’s the point of wallowing in the pain it’s causing when we’re at a spot that we can only sit and wait until it’s over. This all completely sucks for everyone, we know that. But might as well try to make the best out of it! I look at it as the most free time I’ll ever have in my life haha! So I do what I want to do do and I think everyone should! Make those recipes that have been sitting in your Pinterest Board for months if not years. Try diy crafts, rearrange your room, start meditating or doing yoga!! This is the time to be selfish with your free time. It’s easier said then done, but trying to have a good attitude is one of the best ways to feel a little better during the pandemic.”



From McKenzey Apgar



From Emily Cone






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