Reopening Schools
When the Kids Come Back One of the pandemic’s greatest casualties is the school year The California public middle school where I work held its last day of classes, ironically enough, Continue Reading →
Since Your Name’s On The Check . . .
I thought you should know how I spent it, Mr. President. Dear Mr. President, thank you for the money you sent. I do realize it wasn’t you sending it all by Continue Reading →
Meanwhile, What’s Happened to Heart Attacks?
There is a drastic decrease in heart attack and stroke since the pandemic hit — maybe Judging by hospital admissions, it looks that way. Stories in news outlets including the New Continue Reading →
Bad Dreams? You’ve Got Company
This post assumes you’re not on the COVID-19 frontlines If you’re a doctor, nurse, respiratory therapist, ambulance driver, or other healthcare worker; if you work in a pharmacy or a Continue Reading →
5 Things The Pandemic Made Me Do This Week
Two weeks down; who knows how many more to go? As I write this from my corner of Northern California, we’re on Day 10 of Governor Gavin Newsom’s commendable Stay The Continue Reading →