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The Second Shot

August 26, 2021August 25, 2021 Posted in board and care, California, care home, Coronavirus, Covid 19, herd immunity, hoax, memoir, OCD, vaccineLeave a comment

re-run) Three weeks ago, I boldly asked the care home owner where my older sis lives if I could have a vaccine. The CVS nurse was inoculating the 5 residents and two care givers, meaning they would have three extra shots in the ten-dose vial, which would be thrown out at the end of the… Continue reading The Second Shot

God and the Pandemic

August 14, 2021August 14, 2021 Posted in carpool, Christian school, Covid 19, God, horse, kindergarten, memoir, pandemic, vaccineLeave a comment

My oldest child went to a Christian school for kindergarten. It was tied to the church that ran her preschool. She turned out to be the youngest one in the class, a full year younger than her carpool mate. They shared an October birthday. Let’s call that girl Shannon. Let’s call her mom Debbie. I’ll… Continue reading God and the Pandemic

Why I Love Saturday Mornings

July 18, 2021July 17, 2021 Posted in Beatles, California, cartoons, compost, Covid 19, dancing, Delta variant, Gavin Newsom, hugs, memoir, pandemic, Saturday, science, scientist, vaccine, ZumbaLeave a comment

When I was a kid, cartoons made Saturday mornings great. We sat around in our pajamas and ate our cereal in front of the TV. There was never time any other day of the week. Now that I’m grown and also retired, I still love Saturday mornings. I don’t have to Zumba, I don’t have… Continue reading Why I Love Saturday Mornings

The Second Shot

February 13, 2021February 16, 2021 Posted in board and care, California, care home, Coronavirus, Covid 19, herd immunity, hoax, memoir, OCD, vaccineLeave a comment

Three weeks ago, I boldly asked the care home owner where my older sis lives if I could have a vaccine. The CVS nurse was inoculating the 5 residents and two care givers, meaning they would have three extra shots in the ten-dose vial, which would be thrown out at the end of the day.… Continue reading The Second Shot

Lucky Thursday

January 23, 2021January 22, 2021 Posted in bank account, board and care, cake, cell phone, Costco, face masks, hair salon, Iowa, luck, memoir, pandemic, stimulus money, vaccine, VerizonLeave a comment

The week started off with its share of problems. My sister’s stimulus payment came in the form of a debit card, which is hilarious because she is in no position to shop. I took the debit card to my bank, and they would not let me deposit it into my account. Sis has no bank… Continue reading Lucky Thursday

The ER Blues

January 2, 2021January 2, 2021 Posted in Beatles, Covid 19, doctor, ER, face masks, memoir, Monterey Bay, UTI, vaccineLeave a comment

I was supposed to drive to Monterey today. Holidays with football are good driving days. The dogs make sure I am up and at ‘em every day as their stomachs rumble for breakfast. The sun is shining, and it would have been an easy drive. But the damned Covid-19 is keeping me here. I could… Continue reading The ER Blues

So Many Dresses, So Little Time

November 28, 2020November 27, 2020 Posted in catalog, chorus, Christmas, cleaners, closets, dance floor, dancing, dresses, Halloween, little black dress, memoir, pandemic, purging, sizes, vaccine, vintageLeave a comment

In the purging days of the global pandemic, now in its 9th month, I have cleaned out drawers, cupboards, closets, rooms, garages, you name it. I thought I was almost done. With the changing of the seasons, I realized it was time to pack away the cotton dresses on the overloaded rack in the back… Continue reading So Many Dresses, So Little Time

Magic Fingers During Covid-19

May 13, 2020May 13, 2020 Posted in California, Catch -22, chiropractor, chorus, dogs, fires, hairdresser, herd immunity, mask, massage, memoir, N 95 mask, protestors, schedule, sex, Sweden, vaccine, walking, WashingtonLeave a comment

If you think is going to be about sex, I hate to disappoint you, but no. I had my first massage in two months today. I wore a mask, he wore a mask, it was hard to breathe while putting my head in that little oval hole while wearing an N-95. It is left over… Continue reading Magic Fingers During Covid-19

The New Normal

April 20, 2020April 19, 2020 Posted in Bay Area, beach, Bill Gates, conspiracy theory, Coronavirus, Costco, Covid 19, CVS, Dr. Fauci, Ellen, essential workers, farm workers, gardeners, hair dye, herd immunity, lockdown, Monterey Bay, new normal, pandemic, philanthropist, porta potties, seniors, vaccine, virus1 Comment

Last night the special on TV thanked the nurses, doctors, policemen, delivery men, grocery store workers, restaurant workers, mail carriers, truckers, etc, etc. Nobody thanked the farm workers. A week ago I was driving back from Monterey in a light rain. As I passed the fields on either side of the freeway, I saw the… Continue reading The New Normal