Each day when I go for my walk, I see this sign:
It makes me stop and think, “We really are all in this together, aren’t we?” None of us want our friends and neighbors to get sick, or worse, to die. We all want what is best for all of us, don’t we?
I encourage you on this Fourth of July to consider the many values, beliefs, and hopes that we have which unite us as a nation and as a community.
We are indeed, all in this together. Happy Fourth of July!
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