Thursday, June 4, 2020

Words tend to make their way back

Funny how your words can come back at you.
Stay-at-home led to shaggier look

Let’s talk about hair.
COVID-19 has had impact on mood

Let’s see if we can agree on a couple of things:
We’ve learned a lot from pandemic

More things we’ve learned during the coronavirus pandemic:
Virus resulted in worry for friends

I was worried about Tamuna.
Plan for things to look forward to

Remember back when we were able to make plans?
Pandemic experiences aren’t equal

A pandemic may be a great leveler in that we’re all at risk.
Pandemic has taught us all a lot

Things we have learned from the pandemic so far:
License plate was like scarlet letter

It was sometime during the 1980s, and my wife and I were at some sort of state gathering.
We will make it through together

This is not a blizzard.
‘Target demographic’ is ominous

The TV commercial made no sense to me.
New Corydon visit recalled story

It had been awhile since I’d been in New Corydon.
Election prompts 1968 memories

It was 1968, a year as rough and raucous as any in American history.
Hotel treks are still haunting knees

Sarah the ghost seems to be haunting my knees.
Vanity press no longer seems vain

Once upon a time, they were called the “vanity press.”

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