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Requiem For Our Memories

'Enjoy the little things in life because one day you`ll look back and realize they were the big things.' - Kurt Vonnegut My mom has told...

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A Political Leader Breaking Their Own Coronavirus Restrictions Is Indefensible

Over the past few months, a disturbing trend has developed. The very people who have imposed Covid-related restrictions upon their...

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Life Under COVID Is Like Running A Marathon With An Ever-Changing Finish Line

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Nobody Ever Asked Them: The Coronavirus Lockdown Paradox

Of the hundreds of thousands of Americans who have died of COVID-19, 32% of them were 85 or older, and 59% of them were 75 or older. And...

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The Horrors of Virtual Schooling: A View From The Front Lines

For four months I served as a supervisor to many children doing virtual schooling at a daycare. As I discussed in a previous article,...

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For many, working in person during the pandemic is risky. For me, it would've been riskier not to.

In nearly every discussion about work arrangements during the pandemic, people who work from home are considered lucky, and people who...

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Requiem For Our Memories

'Enjoy the little things in life because one day you`ll look back and realize they were the big things.' - Kurt Vonnegut My mom has told...

Dec 31, 20205 min read

A Political Leader Breaking Their Own Coronavirus Restrictions Is Indefensible

Over the past few months, a disturbing trend has developed. The very people who have imposed Covid-related restrictions upon their...

Dec 27, 20202 min read

Life Under COVID Is Like Running A Marathon With An Ever-Changing Finish Line

Imagine you’re running a marathon and you’ve just hit the 24 mile mark. You’re feeling exhausted, but everyone is cheering you on, and...

Dec 26, 20203 min read

Nobody Ever Asked Them: The Coronavirus Lockdown Paradox

Of the hundreds of thousands of Americans who have died of COVID-19, 32% of them were 85 or older, and 59% of them were 75 or older. And...

Dec 22, 20204 min read

The Horrors of Virtual Schooling: A View From The Front Lines

For four months I served as a supervisor to many children doing virtual schooling at a daycare. As I discussed in a previous article,...

Dec 19, 20209 min read

For many, working in person during the pandemic is risky. For me, it would've been riskier not to.

In nearly every discussion about work arrangements during the pandemic, people who work from home are considered lucky, and people who...

Dec 16, 20204 min read

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Requiem For Our Memories

A Political Leader Breaking Their Own Coronavirus Restrictions Is Indefensible

Life Under COVID Is Like Running A Marathon With An Ever-Changing Finish Line

Nobody Ever Asked Them: The Coronavirus Lockdown Paradox

The Horrors of Virtual Schooling: A View From The Front Lines

For many, working in person during the pandemic is risky. For me, it would've been riskier not to.

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Requiem For Our Memories

A Political Leader Breaking Their Own Coronavirus Restrictions Is Indefensible

Life Under COVID Is Like Running A Marathon With An Ever-Changing Finish Line

Nobody Ever Asked Them: The Coronavirus Lockdown Paradox

The Horrors of Virtual Schooling: A View From The Front Lines

For many, working in person during the pandemic is risky. For me, it would've been riskier not to.