A Glimpse of the Gardens at Seward House Museum, photo by Lisa Brennan, August 5 2022 After a few years of appropriate, health-driven safety isolation and contact with others primarily platformed by zoom, Facetime and other modes of “artificial” interaction including social media, mass distribution of e-mails…you get the picture. In 2022, folks are starting to venture out and take advantage of the opportunity to see others from the neck down without a background of kitchens, living rooms, at home libraries or the cat walking across the screen or the incessant barking of the family dog. Or just the unmoving face or a black screen with the person’s name since these people had something better to do. Were they really listening as they ventured to accomplish other tasks out of sight? While there are still moments when one should err on the side of being cautious, the human need for interaction with others has slowly permeated the scope of our social interactions. aaduna has been q