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Corona Virus Diary 6: Halting the Erosion

Corona Virus Diary 6: Halting the Erosion

April 27th, 2020 | Gardens and Gardening, General, Politics, Society at Large

Apparently, the president believes that ultraviolet light, shone on one’s skin or, through some miracle of engineering, on one’s innards, will cure COVID-19. I, on the other hand, am pretty sure the only thing significant exposure to UV rays will do is give me skin...
Corona Virus Diary 5: The Most Vulnerable

Corona Virus Diary 5: The Most Vulnerable

April 21st, 2020 | Family, General, Health, Politics, Society at Large

We got a call from my Dear One’s children today. The nursing facility in Pennsylvania where his elder daughter lives, despite having been quarantined for six weeks, is now reporting cases of COVID-19. M is sixty-four and frail: a lifetime of poor nutrition, drug use...
Corona Virus Diary 4: Safely Stocking the Larder

Corona Virus Diary 4: Safely Stocking the Larder

April 17th, 2020 | business and finance, Cooking, Kitchen and Table, General, Health, Shopping, Society at Large

I have long disliked going to the grocery store. From the time I was twenty and in my first apartment I made a list based on a strict budget, went in, collected items, paid up and got out. My mother loathed going to the store with me. I was boring, she complained. I...
Corona Virus Diary 3: Digging Weeds and Other Distractions

Corona Virus Diary 3: Digging Weeds and Other Distractions

April 11th, 2020 | Gardens and Gardening, General, Politics, Society at Large

There has been a lot of retrospection in this time of COVID-19. Who if anyone at the top levels of government could have anticipated a pandemic and prepared the nation for such an event?[i] With China being so secretive and all, how could we have known the nature of...
Corona Virus Diary 2: Our Government Behind the Curtain

Corona Virus Diary 2: Our Government Behind the Curtain

March 23rd, 2020 | business and finance, General, Politics, Society at Large

The Internal Revenue Service wisely extended the deadline for filing federal tax returns until July 15, 2020. It’s not simply a matter of COVID-19 throwing our lives into disarray. Nope. The government has to think about all those employees sitting cheek by jowl,...
My Corona Virus Diary 1: Hitting Uncomfortably Close To Home

My Corona Virus Diary 1: Hitting Uncomfortably Close To Home

March 19th, 2020 | Family, Friends, General, Health

We watched the advance of novel Corona, COVID19, as it engulfed Wuhan, spread into other parts of China, appeared in Italy, made its way to onto cruise lines and breached the borders of the United States. We remember SARS, H1N1, MERS and Ebola. This was obviously...
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