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Happy Trails To You
Went food-shopping on this past Wednesday. Seems the hoarders have settled down, as the toilet-paper and paper-towel aisle was fully stocked. Plenty of disinfectant sprays and hand sanitizer were available too. That was a surprise. Now into week 46 of … Continue reading
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The New Normal
Scenes from the Delaware River at Lardner’s Point in Philadelphia, Pa. Got my stimulus check in the mail yesterday. Twelve hundred bucks is a nice chunk of change to use for whatever, but most who received it will be depositing … Continue reading
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Pandemic Isolation: Week Six
The cloth masks arrived from Amazon last Wednesday. It’s a good thing they did. Pennsylvania’s Secretary of the Department of Health, Dr. Rachel Levine, signed an order on that day, requiring all workers and customers at essential businesses that are … Continue reading
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Mike Slickster's Ramblings on the InterWebs 
Going Stir Crazy
It’s now into week four of isolation. Thank goodness for the Internet’s ability to instantly communicate with others in real time. Present-day life without the Net and our electronic devices would be incredibly debilitating and lonely for those with no … Continue reading →