As the Spy has pointed out in a recent editorial, the country and our region will be facing an unprecedented moment in history when many meetings, performances, schools and other gatherings will temporarily come to an halt. To help with this unexpected slow down, each day for the next thirty days The Spy will share with our readers suggestions from our long list of writers and friends on how to pass the time as the country and the Mid-Shore endure social isolation.
Today is Steven Arnold, director of the Garfield Center for the Arts:
Read: A Prayer For Owen Meany
Watch: Better Call Saul
Listen: Pink Floyd
Cook: Chili in my crock pot
Outing: I occasionally have to travel into the office to fetch something, but I’m being smart and staying home!
Lin Clineburg says
A prayer for Owen Meany; right up there on my list for wonderful reading. Also by John Irving and equally wonderful is Cider House Rules. I may never get out of my chair during this sequestration period. The pile of books on my table is growing daily.
Stay calm, and careful everyone.