Walk with me.

Every week, sometimes every day, I ask Keith:

”Would you like to go for a walk?”

Most of the time he says, yes. In the last two years, as the pandemic has altered the rhythms in our lives, our walks have become a time to connect with each other outside the house, our work, and daily chores. We walk and talk. We practice listening to each other and ask questions. We try to see the other’s point of view, and we laugh —a lot.