Hi all –

I had meant to do a lovely update on the end of the Bowie challenge, a thank-you to Taracat for the Liebster award she gave me (thank you!) and a couple other things.

The events in Boston yesterday floored me. The world has changed again, and while what happened was truly awful with three dead so far, there was an AMAZING amount of good to be seen with people not only rushing into the smoke and debris but those who completed the race running another mile and a half to the nearest hospital to give blood. Whatever your religious or political affiliations here are the words of our President this morning:

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So if you want to know who we are, what America is, how we respond to evil — that’s it. Selflessly. Compassionately. Unafraid.”

To all of our friends in Boston our hearts are with you. I’m taking some time to shed some tears, say some prayers, hug my family and be quiet for now. Hugs to ALL.