Blue Angels Fly Over to Salute Workers Fighting COVID-19

Blue Angels Fly Over to Salute Workers Fighting COVID-19

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Our true heroes, the front line workers fighting the pandemic, were honored by the U.S. Navy Blue Angels. They flew over North Texas on Wednesday May 6, 2020. It was a very exciting and a special day. Kids were patiently gazing at the blue sky, waiting for the jets to appear. We first heard their thunderous sound, followed the cheer of the crowd and pointing fingers of our neighbors guiding our eyes to the sky! We’ve seen jets flying over Virginia Beach during our vacations every year, but this was was something special. No doubt, this one carried a lot of emotions.

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Physical Distancing

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Things got real when city of McKinney announced the Shelter in Place order on March 26, 2020. In a blink of an eye the entire world and our, normal, suburban life, turned in to something scary and lonely. As we sit in our homes and reminisce about our pre-pandemic lives, we realize all that we took for granted.

Having the freedom to go outside, with caution, in our backyard or local parks, was nice. One day in April, I picked up my camera and went with my son to an empty field near our house. I tried to capture the mood of a 6 year old who couldn’t go to school and see his friends. We got the NASA children’s helmet because it was easier for him to understand that rather than the mask. There he was, standing in an empty field, alone. One positive from all this all, is that kids are resilient and they will adapt. By the end of the photoshoot he was goofy and doing silly dances like all the children out in the world. As my husband said:

“Children can find solace in their imaginations”.