It’s May 4th and if you didn’t know, it’s the unofficial Star Wars holiday. Obviously, May the Fourth be with you is an interpretation of the Jedi slogan, May the Force be with You. But during this pandemic it has more meaning than ever. Star Wars may be escape fiction / movies, but that doesn’t negate the meanings within the story. Finding a purpose, friendship, banding together to overcome an adversary are themes in the Star Wars movies. The journey young Skywalker takes is about learning to be a hero. If you look, that’s what you see happening during this pandemic. What Is a Hero According to Merriam-Webster dictionary  a hero is:  a person who is admired for great or brave acts or fine qualities a person who is greatly admired the chief male character in a story, play, movie, etc. So a hero is someone you admire. You get to choose your heroes and heroines. Who Are the Heroes? First responders and healthcare workers (more than just doctors and nurses but aides and secretaries and housekeeping and food services for just a few) have had their day jobs transform into a mighty and heroic battle against a common enemy. Every […]