Over the course of the last year battles between heroes and villains have flooded our social media feeds, filled the 24hr news cycles that are CNN and FOX News, and throughout our own neighborhoods. A virus escalated to a pandemic infecting millions, killing hundreds of thousands, violence that overwhelms our senses, and a hatred stomping around in the open that has not been lurking beneath the surface for decades. Villains, death, destruction, hatred sensationalized all in the name of getting the clicks that social media and news organizations crave.
Everyday acts of heroism go almost unnoticed, considered not noteworthy even. The first responders, ER personnel, home health professionals, group home care givers, front line workers, etc. Heroes are defined by extraordinary efforts performed, jobs that call a human into action at every turn.
Quietly a single woman adopted a pair of twins. Born as Montana entered lockdown as the influx of COVID-19 pummeled the state. She was present at the hospital for their birth, and then overnight, became a single mother of twins.
Everyday decisions, hidden behind the walls of private homes buried in communities are where heroes are born. This is rarely heard about, almost never reported on, and in many cases deemed mundane. This type of action does not garner the volume of clicks desired by voracious news and social media feeds. These decisions though, are what make humans great.
Drunken Squirrel Diaries 
In a nutshell. Excellent. Beautiful photo and inspirational story.
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