Betty by Gary Delainey and Gerry Rasmussen for May 02, 2021

Yes.

Let’s hope it never comes to that!

Actually, I have recognized the good moments while they were happening. (They were very wide ranging.) But there was no way to delay their passing.

Very Nice strip today guys!! Good work! and yes, there will be good memories attached to this period in our lives – like the importance of giving your time to help others, and the collective angst that is shared to get through this.

Remember that cute mask I used to have? To wear.

Despite all the illness and sadness, working from home has been (for me) a treat that I hope can continue after we are all vaccinated and feeling safer.

How absurd. Why in the world would she think it’s “too late”? A year or so down the line and this will be a memory, just like the Spanish flu was. And the Spanish flu was much worse than what this is.

Here’s a thought. If you’ve had your shots, lose the mask. If you haven’t, wear it. Or not. Your choice. See? This is easy.

We will only feel good,about these days, if (heaven forbid) things get even worse. Wear your masks, get your shots.

The only thing that changed in our lives was adding people driving alone in a vehicle and wearing a mask to our list of things to laugh at.

I recently read that we know how good we have it. We just don’t expect it to go away so suddenly.

Okay, I had been handling Covid restrictions pretty well, now I’m really depressed…

It is funny—when the Covid-19 restrictions came down on us, I noted how staying at home, being more solitary, and not entertaining people was really life as my husband I knew it, so no changes were needed for us; save of course for wearing a mask to go shopping and getting vaxed when it was our turn.