C. T. Suddeth

I have heard people complain of nothing to do during this COVID-19 outbreak. A few years ago, on a sunny afternoon, I asked my wife, Suzanne, what she wanted to do. She said: Sit on the couch with me. We sat arm-in-arm with no TV, conversation, snuggling, radio, kids, or any other distraction—two souls merging. I consider it the high point of my marriage. A year or so later, she was terminally ill. Couples: be together while you can.

[photo of Suzanne Fisher as a baby, Russell, Kentucky]