This is the story of a guinea pig as the great connector, HeidiStevens13 writes.
Evacuating residents thank volunteer fighters who help ferry them to safety, in Irpin, Ukraine, on Thursday, March 10, 2022.I learned it from journalist Mary Louise Kelly, co-host of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” who has written a gorgeous new book called “It. Goes. So. Fast: The Year of No Do-Overs.
“She’s so stressed out by this — this woman who had literally led a revolution — that she started crying,” Kelly said. “Which made me cry.”It illustrated so beautifully, I thought, the way motherhood informs Kelly’s — and Hopko’s — approach to her work. We all understand wanting our child to know joy. And unconditional love. We all understand wanting to be the bearer of those things and a protective force from their opposites. We all understand what’s in our control and what’s not .“You can’t wrap your head around sanctions,” Kelly said. “But you can wrap your head around somebody struggling to get dinner on the table for their family that night.”Hopko did buy her daughter a guinea pig. And Russian tanks did roll in.
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