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 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 Meredith Davies Hadaway, Chestertown poet and musician:
Read: A Bigger Message: Conversations with David Hockney
Watch: A French Village (Amazon Prime)
Listen: Highland Ramble by Sue Richards & Robin Bullock
Eat: Chicken Mulligatawny Soup from Luisa’s Curbside
Outing: Anywhere by a river
Ron Jordan says
Thank you Spy writers and contributors to this crisis we are now dealing with. I had hoped to see in this Great Slow Down List, more diverse members of our community and not based on gender. Bring forth folks of color that I know you all know who can help all of Kent County’s citizens cope and feel part of this community. Not doing so shows that nothing is getting done towards a more unifying community, especially during this crisis, it seems to me, “business as usual.” If this wasn’t intentional, do better, we all can.