Tag: COVID19
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Little victories.
50 year high school reunion pending. This is scary. For those of you that have already crossed this threshold I salute you! For reference, if you were “Celebrating” your 50th year reunion in 1973, it means you would have graduated high school in 1923! Shit! How did this happen?
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Smoking, sugar, Steiner, and being a senior
I had not fully appreciated what a phenomenal appetite suppressant smoking/vaping was until I stopped.
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What does a “fall” have to do with my IV?
The caller continued by asking if I had been educated and informed about my medications on this visit. I said “No” because that isn’t why she was there. The caller continued the questioning to see if we had discussed any falls. “Falls?” I asked. “Yes, did you talk about the possibility of any falls?” “What…
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Too much free time-or an opportunity to learn
My brain got tired having to process all of that so I stopped in Buffalo to watch their 77” snowstorm. OMG! I also randomly clicked on Thanksgiving with Dude Perfect. Hilarious!
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Time to catch up
YouTube is currently my primary means of activity. Watching woodworking, either new or restoration can burn up a lot of time, and art conservation by Baumgartner is slow and absolutely fascinating, but Jason Cammisa is a god’s send.
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The Committee
I noticed that the most popular time to visit this site is 2:00 am-on a Saturday. Really? Whatever the reason, I appreciate you stopping by.
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Acceptance or enlightenment.
I am moving closer to enlightenment. This isn’t a religious epiphany, and it isn’t political. It’s acceptance. I have often thought I knew, or understood most topics enough to have a reasonably intelligent conversation. Not the minutiae of a nuclear reaction or crypto-currency, but the humanities and sports were topics I could navigate. If talk…
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Hard to stay neutral some times.
With Covid numbers through the roof, Salt Lake County imposed a 30-day mask mandate. Like most, I shrugged my shoulders. Currently I wear a mask in crowds anyway; mandate not needed. However, it is a flashpoint for some so I expected a fight. The first day of the mandate my son Spencer and I went…
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Booster. Roger that.
After months of making a case for rejecting it, I could not continue to ignore the statistical evidence to get it. My initial concern for not getting the shot was because I didn’t want a repeat of my ER stay after receiving the 2019 seasonal flu shot. In March 2021, I got both shots with…
a life always under construction 