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It's worth seeing what's happening online (and in person) with the Greater Bridgeport Symphony of CT. They have great graphics and perks too so head on over to gbs.org (sounds simple enough, right?) If you're more of a Theatre Person, see what's cookin' at The Warner Theatre...and at their Nancy Marine Studio (not online but worth getting to Torrington CT to see their plays and concerts in both venues.) Shop around in your area and online.

With  various school schedules and plenty of 'extra things to consider due to the pandemic', who couldn't use more support to reduce stress, have better emotional health and great sleep?

One membership can benefit an entire household, so trying BrainTime programs for a month may be one of the best 'moves' a family makes while not leaving home. This link https://cpaton--braintime.thrivecart.com/monthly-prof-referral/ will get you to the main site and give you some nice offers...and a free month.

Shop a day or more in advance for the ingredients but the fresher the better! Here are the ingredients-- Please read through a couple of times and take time to get table and cutting board and knife ready (to cut leeks and cauliflower, possibly the potatoes and carrots and the squash without peeling it if desired but those hard veggies can be cooked whole and then cut.)

Best to have two or more large pots and a cup to scoop soup along the way when blending and mixing all the components.

2 large bunches of leeks (about 6 with long stems),

1 butternut  and/or another kind of squash.

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