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A Simple Message


In today’s crazy situation Rudy reminds me to return to simple life, to return home. He sings a happy tune as he arrives at his home base for recharging and refreshing (an empty dust bin).

I often interrupt his planned schedule. Rudy always returns to the sanctity of his home.

Rudy says: Use this time in life to recharge and refresh.

I say: Be safe.

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