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This Is No Time, To Panic!

Learning to Breathe, Laugh, Love, and Pray During These Crazy Times.

Hayden Montgomery

May 17, 2020

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This Is No Time, To Panic!

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Well I believe we can all agree, that 2020 has been a whirlwind of unexpected catastrophes. From Schools shutting

down, businesses closing, and murderous hornets. Oh, my! This Nation has clearly seen better days. Nonetheless,

during these times of turmoil and uncertainty, I am quite adamant that we need to be reminded of these simple, and

comedic truths.

We All Need to Breathe.

Just keep Breathing, breathing, breathing!

We All Need To Laugh

Life is too short, not to giggle a little!

We All Need To Love

Everybody Needs a Good Hug from time to time!

We All Need To Pray

Lastly, We All Need To Stay Healthy And Calm!

Hang in there America, Better days are coming!

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