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Tweet This afternoon, I had the pleasure of being interviewed by        myself. Here is the transcript: ME:  Good afternoon, Molly. ME:  Hello. ME:  How has the pandemic been for you? Do you think the worst is behind … Continue reading →

Tweet It’s not over. There is the variant. Maybe more variants. Masks or not? Covid is still the top headline. It haunts us all. I managed to get by during the past year of isolation and worry. However, I had … Continue reading →

Tweet My husband and I lived through the pandemic so far, but it has taken its toll. We feel as old as the hills. Do you? So here’s a playlist I curated just for those of us who feel especially … Continue reading →

Tweet Nineteen months. Well over a year of not seeing my daughter, her husband, or more importantly, our grandchildren. At ages seven and four, I wondered if they would remember us. I knew they had changed so much since we … Continue reading →

Tweet We all went through this historical and traumatic year together, but not together at all. Many of us are still processing, alone and with friends, just how much impact the pandemic had on us. One thing is certain: the … Continue reading →

Tweet I have been doing this blog thing for more than ten years.  I think I have covered everything worth writing about. When the weekend approaches, and it is coming time to write another column, I cast around in my head … Continue reading →

Tweet During the pandemic, I grew my hair out. The above is sort of what I look like now. However, also during the pandemic, I have had, just like all of you, an enormous amount of time to think about … Continue reading →

Tweet We have all lived through hell this last what seems like years. They say the pandemic may just be in the rear view mirror. We are encouraged. How did you get through the tough times? I am willing to … Continue reading →

Tweet Everyone acknowledges that men and women play by different rules. We certainly do. For instance, clothing. I have a blouse I bought to wear on Christmas Eve five years ago. I am not sure why I decided not to … Continue reading →