MIERCOLES

Sonia Dog is all over Fiorella, trying to comfort her because your girl can't stop crying after finishing ordering flowers for friend Evelyn, whose mother died recently. Fio's had it with this dying stuff. Why do good people have to die? Why can't they live on forever, and the bad people be the ones who die off, and then--hopefully--get cleansed and come back as good people?
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It's a hard day for your girl. It's a hard day for our nation. Putin has taken over the presidency and heavily armed masked men are attacking the populace. Where do these people come from? Who recruits them? Who arms them? Who pays them? Why do they do this?
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Fio is thinking about the Suffragettes today, and how much they really did suffer. They were mocked, beaten up, raped, imprisoned, and tortured, and killed. Is history repeating itself, but with a broader dimension?
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So much for all the things Fiorella had on her list for today. She hasn't even gotten the mail, given Sonia Dog her pills or put her wedge in the car, packed up anything more from upstairs or started on the upper cabinets in the kitchen. Oh well, maybe she can lose herself in Lolly's exploits this evening. That dang girl deserves a happy ending. (And so does Fio.)
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No matter had bad Fiorella's day has been, the minute she steps outside, the rocks and trees envelope her with their love  🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡