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no sweat!

Is it still too soon for COVID nostalgia?  After all, it’s over 6 years since Gretch shut all us Michiganders out of rakes, gardening supplies, and American flags.  I burned my last mask two years after that (1).  The changes to our lives have been legion, and so much seems to have become permanent.  Nostalgia for the days beforeContinue reading “no sweat!”

quad?

George Carlin never got to be as old as I am now, dying at 71 on June 22, 2007, in Santa Monica.  His twisted, if amazingly logical, humor shaped much of my youthful thinking.  I never expected that wisdom to be enduring, but much of what he talked about rings true today.  During COVID, especially, I found comfortContinue reading “quad?”