Galvanized by the passage of the highly restrictive new anti-abortion law in Texas, a nationwide women’s march is being planned for October 2, two days before the Supreme Court reconvenes. Women’s March and more than 90 other organizations are mobilizing in every state. Those wishing to participate can sign up now. Details for local events … Continue reading Women plan to march October 2
Maybe it’s just preparation for the coming school year, but recently I’ve been seeing a lot of commercials for vaccinations other than Covid. DTP, HPV, meningitis, etc. (Meningitis? Not sure I ever knew there was a vaccine for that.) Right now, however, with Covid’s delta variant wreaking havoc among the unvaccinated, I think we should … Continue reading Let’s not bury the lede
Who ya gonna call for the best advice? When you’re considering a divorce, you call … a lawyer. When you’re concerned about your car’s engine, you call … a mechanic. When there’s a leak under your sink, you call … a plumber. When your electrical outlet is sparking, you call … an electrician. When you’re … Continue reading Who ya gonna call?
The CDC has said that those of us fully vaccinated can, in most situations, stop wearing masks. And so the mask burnings have begun. People everywhere are gleefully abandoning their masks and rediscovering what the lower half of a human face looks like. Except, of course, the anti-maskers. From Day One they have staunchly refused … Continue reading The great mask muddle
One week from today, according to the CDC, I can start seeing my son and grandkids again. Whee!! Continue reading Celebrate good times, come on!
Got my second Covid vaccination Saturday and practically skipped out of the hospital. But all I had to show for it was a Band-Aid and a little wallet-sized piece of paper. I’m very grateful, of course, but come on, people. Even my dog gets a nice tag! Continue reading Proof of vaccination
