pandemic

The big day will be here before you know it so you might as well start prepping now.

So many of us are still feel disoriented as we seek to return to what (hopefully) a sense of normalcy and get back on track. It's okay to start over--again.

Sometimes we take the towns we live in for granted. We don't always realize the charm they have for, say, road trippers from OTHER towns passing through.

This same scenario happened year after year whenever it snows. "Don't eat the snow!" I warn her. She doesn't listen. Honey Badger don't care.

You're not going crazy (probably)

After obsessing for a few hours over the issue (as I am known to do) I stumbled onto the final word.

Yes, this is a strange and scary time in the U.S., but if this data is correct - our kids might be better people for it.

How are you gonna tell us to stay home while you live it up and have a good time in Mexico? Hell Naw 2 Da Naw Naw

Whatever in-store shopping you're planning this season, it's imperative that we still do the best we can to keep ourselves, and others, healthy.

We are all human. We have people we love. We feel anxiety, collectively and personally. One of the most powerful balms to soothe almost any wounds? Kindness.

Some might suggest that obeying traffic signals is also a curb on our freedoms. But we agree to do so for the welfare of our fellow citizens.

It's not over. We may be better prepared, but health officials are concerned about more people spreading the virus during these cooler months as they gather.