While photographing during week 10 of our new socially distant lives, Kremena and I met a two-month-old baby, a group of four siblings who functioned like a well-oiled machine (despite all the challenges they’d already encountered in their young lives), and more four-legged family members than we are able to count on our combined hands.
We spoke with young adults about to graduate from high school and with their parents—grateful to teachers and support staff at their kids’ schools. And we saw more graduation signs in front yards than we can count on our combined hands and feet. Yard signs are our new way to whistle when a graduate walks across the stage, whistling loud enough for all the neighbors to hear.
Though the rain felt imminent many times throughout the week, it only rained on two of the previous six days. Today, it didn’t rain in Lexington until after the sun set.
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Matt, Adrienne, and John With Leia
05.21.2020
5:11 PM
Matt works as a nurse in the Neurological ICU at Central Baptist
Dima, Yoko, Hana, and Ari With Ramona
05.13.2020
4:25 PM
Dima: “One good thing about this pandemic is that we adopted a