I’ve been thinking about how we will collectively remember this time in history. I decided to look back—photos, emails, texts, notes and more. Here’s a snapshot of my discoveries.

Now, these images show the mostly good memories of sheltering in place. I unfortunately, didn’t document my hissy fits, pity party days on the couch watching TV, dumping the remainder of the potato chip bag in my mouth over the sink, or the times I just drove away because my family was bugging the crap out of me.

I suspect many of you can both imagine and empathize.

Living—March

1. A snow day.
2. My rehearsal dinner dress—circa spring of 1992.
3. Jen Wool appropriately social distancing.
4. A multi-day March headache.
5. Beer and trivial pursuit with the girls and Jeff.
6. Willa visiting Joanne and Bob.
7. Ellis stopping by for a front stoop chat.
8. Coffee time with Karen and Jeff.
9. Making coffee time a little fancier with my Grandmother’s china and a vintage wrap.

Unearthed—March

1. Lucy, Willa, and Jacob at Lake Winnipesaukee.
2. A Govoni family cookout circa summer 1998.
3. Things I wanted to do circa 1989…I either got distracted or thought leaving 20 blank was clever.
4. A note from my Dad sometime in the mid-90s after I had moved to Vermont.
5. Photos of a gorgeous house Jeff and I used to house sit when we were dating.
6. The wallet of my great uncle, that I was able to return to his family.
7. Below, notes on my phone I found funny and insightful.