Amid the uncertainty and stress caused by the novel coronavirus, a local woman stumbled across messages of hope along Kingston’s waterfront.
Elaine Etmanski was taking her daily walk through Lake Ontario Park when she noticed a number of rocks with writing on them near the shoreline.
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Some of the messages read, “Hope is the key” and “happiness can be found, even in the darkest of times”.
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She says they certainly lifted her spirits, adding that small gestures do make a big difference.
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Etmanski wrote into Global News Kingston to thank the person who created the messages of hope.
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