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Narkunas, Birch Bay
Crazy times love hope inspiration kindness
Kris Lankhaar, Blaine
I’ve played a lot of golf!
Timothy Howe, Blaine
Bible up, pray up, trust up.
Delores Carter, Blaine
Covid disappear. You ruined my summer.
Debbie Drorbaugh, Blaine
Wearing a mask is not socialism.
Jeff Sterling, Birch Bay
Non-huggers: “Six feet, eh? No problem!”
Kelly Tuski, Blaine
Less is worth more, division included.
Jamie Gerity, Birch Bay
Border closed. Cannot work. Am broke.
Elizabeth Gaines, Blaine
“Connection problems” pretty much covers it.
Riley Sweeney, Lynden
Enjoy life, it’s short, choose happiness.
Allison Luna, Blaine
More time with 45 year bride
Mark Simard, Blaine
Neighborhood walks seeing teddybears in windows
Debbie Earl, no address
No family reunion this year. Heartbroken.
Jeanne Halsey, Blaine
Psychotherapist I am. Please send help.
Stephanie McDonald, Blaine
Worst time ever to declare bisexuality
Pasha Marlowe, North Yarmouth, Maine
A plague on all our houses.
Amy Pokras, Oak Park, Illinois
Following science. Showing empathy. Staying home.
Jael Komac, Ferndale
Gardening, crafting, reading, volunteering, appreciating life.
Jael Komac, Ferndale
My sweet pets make quarantine bearable.
Jennifer Plombon, Blaine
Broken hearted, steadfast in the chaos.
Melissa McCall, Blaine
Cooperation, outreach, vaccines, immunizing, defeats ... it!
Silva Gore, Blaine
Lost my job. And my mother-in-law.
Laura Sherret, St. Thomas, Ontario
Schools closed, so much to learn.
Connie Taylor, Blaine
I wheeze, infected with pandemic loneliness.
Jonathan Watson, Davao City, Philippines
So, what is the big deal?
Diana C. Horan, Blaine
Looking out my window ... nature survives.
Maggie Blackburn, Blaine
Retiring 2021. Moving to Blaine, Washington!
Nancy Braun, McMinnville, Oregon
I survived quarantine, with my ex.
Laura Swan, Saturna, B.C.
Had to deal with stupid people.
Steve Bawn, Blaine
Maybe tomorrow I will try again.
Veronica DeGolier, Blaine
Gardening is my prime pandemic project.
Teresa Verde, Blaine
Not worried, I’ve lived life already.
Rex Allison, Blaine
He died. Now it doesn’t matter.
Melissa Meyer, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Love my family a lot, but ...
Melanie May, Bellingham
Making the best of the situation
Lola Vankirk, no address
Isolated masked breathless fright long enduring
Kathy Ernst, no address
Discovery, awareness, contemplation, awakening, adaptation, life.
M Lynn Morenz, no address
My grandkids are missing school terribly!
Robin Gray, no address
Different ways of showing we care
Debbie Jo Johnson Earl, no address
Frequent phone visits, know friends better.
Donna Robbins, Bellingham
Shock, fear, depression, prayer, acceptance, hope
Marta Gutierrez Farlin, Blaine
I am lost. I am depressed.
Karin Redcrow, no address
Thank God he is in control
Kathy Workentin Richardson, no address
The pandemic is truly fake news
Rudy Ambrose, Blaine
Friends, family, day by day, embrace
Nancy Mayfield Boat, Birch Bay
Rather weird in every crazy way!
Lonnie Moore, no address
Less is worth more, division included.
Jamie Gerity, Bellingham
NEWS equals Now Entertainment Will Suffice.
Charlotte Benn Sessions, Blaine
Trying to keep head above water!
Angie Deming Czesak,no address
Lack of leadership makes me sad
Rex Broward, no address
How does mask wearing equal socialism?
Jeff Sterling, Birch Bay
Steamed up glasses, mumbled, jumbled words
Sandra Anderberg, no address
Thank God I live in America
Roy Anderberg, no address
Will you just shut up ... please!
Heidi Hutchins, Birch Bay
Bored? Not possible. Read and learn.
Enjoy nature, go outside, lucky you.
Too much complaining, not enough gratitude.
Diana C. Horan, Blaine
Covid fear. Masks appear. Stay safe
L. Shelton, Blaine
Another game of Wii bowling, dear?
Ross Anderson, Birch Bay
Stress renders me bootless and pant-less.
Maggie Maize. no address
Then thriving. Now disease. Reboot. Survive.
Lynne Shelton, Blaine
Spontaneous smile; silly sweet so savory.
Mary Jane Thompson, Blaine
Covid, spring came but no flowers.
Grandkids in Canada are still waiting.
Unmasked still shop in Lynden Safeway.
Jim Brunner, Blaine
Masks. My emotions you cannot see.
Covid-19. Hospital. You will die alone
Covid threatens. Paralyzing society. Covid looms.
You treat me like I’m diseased.
Schooling. Not optional. For all children
Can you imagine? Giving you hugs.
Susan Thorpe, Blaine
Relax and enjoy blessings are instore
Karen Bacon, Blaine
Ten years to start. Puzzle finished.
Ross Anderson, Birch Bay
Flying airplanes much safer than walking
Bette Fineman, Blaine
I pay taxes let me in.
Anonymous, Canada
Only the good people wear masks.
Boo! Are you scared, yet? BOO!
Be a good sheeple, mask up.
We are now a faceless society.
Just believe. Roll up your sleeve.
Shut up. Don’t ask embarrassing questions.
Out with logic, on with lunacy.
Mark Aamot, Custer
Loneliness and desperation in hope.
Jeanette Graham, Union
This pandemic is fake news
Rudy Ambrose, Blaine
Nothing changed. At all. Lame.
Jodi Hobbs, Birch Bay
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