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I Just Gotta Say…
The CDC announced shortly before I got my second dose of vaccine that vaccinated people no longer had to wear masks. I was a little cheered by the announcement. I mean, hooray for normalcy! And it’s great to know that … Continue reading
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Everything I Know Is Wrong
On Tuesday our regular morning routine was interrupted by a toilet delivery. It’s not every day that toilets are delivered to one’s house, so it seemed worth mentioning. However, since a random toilet delivery would be an especially odd and … Continue reading
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So Far, So Good
It’s been 24 hours since I got my second vaccine dose. My arm hurts, but as long as I don’t try to raise it past shoulder level, it’s tolerable. Last night I had a brief period of fever and chills. … Continue reading
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Vaccinated at Last
I got my second vaccine dose today. Hooray! And, because my car had finally returned home yesterday, I was able to drive myself to the clinic. Hooray again! At the clinic was a man who insisted that he needed to … Continue reading
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Violets and Sunflowers
Poem by Livia M. Violets and Sunflowers, the joy they bring these hours, on a gloomy day, look outside, and your day might get slightly better
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Spring Rhyme
Open the door, let in the air; The winds are sweet and the flowers are fair. Joy is abroad in the world today; If our door is wide, it may come this way. Anonymous
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Vaccines & Hope
As I mentioned last Sunday, I had some minor side-effects from my first dose of the Coronavirus vaccine. It started with a sore arm. Sunday night, my arm felt better, but I was physically exhausted. On Monday I felt like … Continue reading
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Cautiously Optimistic
I don’t want to play Chopin anymore. I want to be Chopin. Chopin was a noted improviser in his day. Many of my favorite classical composers were. They composed music to match their abilities, which was great for them and … Continue reading
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Better Today
I wasn’t sure how the Coronavirus vaccine would affect me, so I left my weekend wide-open. Good thing, too, because within a few hours of getting the shot yesterday my arm hurt so bad that I could barely use it. … Continue reading
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Today’s Thoughts
Tuesdays and Thursdays are screen-free days for us now, so if I want to publish blog posts on either of those days, I must either schedule the posts in advance or backdate them afterward. Screen-free days are good for us, … Continue reading
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