A little story: The first full day my husband was in America, I was showing him the new city where we would live. We were in the Pioneer Square in Portland, OR. Utterly baffled, he asked where the "parque central" was.
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And when I gestured that we were in it, he said "the center of your town is a mall?" "Yes," I responded, pointing "this is our cathedral - it is called Nordstroms. We pray there with our tiny plastic bibles. They are called 'visa' and 'Master Card.'"
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What does it mean when families are spending unprecedented time together? When neighbors are talking on stoops? When more of us are out taking walks? America is open.
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Consider what it means that these things don't count, don't matter. That they are deemed as the opposite of and impediments to the business of America.
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