MistyWaters
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I’m thinking of the family and friends of all the victims today and how this homicidal maniac not only stole the lives of their loved ones but during this time of the pandemic, also took away the opportunity for family and friends to gather together in their time of grief.
Something about all the fine people from Nova Scotia who I know that’s always stood out to me — how they maintain very strong, deep family connections regardless of where they live. They also definitely top the list of the most “huggy” people in Canada, my personal opinion.
But the present COVID-19 restrictions in Nova Scotia, aside from the 2 metre social distancing, place a limit on the maximum group gathering of just 5 people and if I’m not mistaken, that includes funerals and memorials. This must make it doubly difficult for all of them, aside from the utter shock of their loss, also not to be able to mourn for their loved ones together at this time.![Frown :( :(](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Something about all the fine people from Nova Scotia who I know that’s always stood out to me — how they maintain very strong, deep family connections regardless of where they live. They also definitely top the list of the most “huggy” people in Canada, my personal opinion.
But the present COVID-19 restrictions in Nova Scotia, aside from the 2 metre social distancing, place a limit on the maximum group gathering of just 5 people and if I’m not mistaken, that includes funerals and memorials. This must make it doubly difficult for all of them, aside from the utter shock of their loss, also not to be able to mourn for their loved ones together at this time.
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