RDP Tuesday: children

drkottaway

Very happy Tuesday and the Ragtag Daily Prompt is children.

What will you link? A picture, story, poem? This is not a rare or confusing word, but we are aware of how the pandemic has changed children’s lives for the last two years. The world is always changing, but what will this difficult challenge bring? Your wise words, beautiful pictures, tender stories, songs of children laughing, please link them and then read the other contributions.

Have the best Tuesday that you can have.

Published by drkottaway

Board certified/board eligible Family Practice Physician I have cared for patients birth to 104. Mom. Sister, daughter, cousin, friend. Write stories and poems. Dance and sing. I do not like discrimination. Against anyone.

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