At this time, I think this contemplative koala seems apt.
You've seen this photo before but you probably need this little guy now.
Sleaford Bay, Eyre Peninsula.

White neon sign saying "Quiet" among purple undergrowth

'Quiet' by contemporary South Korean artist Jung Lee #womensart

Artwork featuring two people sitting in the branches of a tall tree with a picnic while looking at the blue mountains on the horizon under a red sky

Joy Feasley,
Last picnic 2007,
US artist whose work is inspired by folk and craft traditions #WomensArt

In The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco, after hearing about a massive & deadly scapegoating, the narrator asks why the peasants didn't attack the landlords, their true enemies, & is told, "When your real enemies are too strong, you get weaker enemies," & every day I think about this & also see it

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Good morning from Awabakal country. Glad to be here. Susie Dent's word of the day sums it up a bit.
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I'm liking it already. Very navigable. No one has screamed at me yet :-)

Oh thank you, appreciate it. I just don't know what to say yet. Speechless in these times. But I'll find some words soon!