Pull up a chair. Preferably one of those small wooden ones with the hard seats and the narrow sides.
That’s right, we’re going a bit backward to take two steps forward. As we watch the devastation in Ukraine, brace for a third year of COVID-19 and the pinch of inflation, there is a reaffirming story from an elementary school in California.
Most of America would only want to go to California to see Freddie Freeman play for the Dodgers or catch a glimpse of cement ponds and movie stars like Johnny Depp or Katy Perry.
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But arguably the best idea since the TV remote control was hatched by Jessica Martin and Asherah Weiss, two West Side Elementary School teachers in Healdsburg, Calif.