Having lived seven decades with respiratory issues, I have long known the rule (ok, this is going to be gross) that if on the first day you feel congested your mucous is green, you need an antibiotic. If the first day of congestion your mucous is clear, you are either suffering from allergies or a virus- but after a few days if it gets viscous and cloudy- or even green, it’s no longer allergies.
Continue reading Put Yourself in the Corner
So, I wrote the poem on my birthday. Just to codify my feelings. And, my friends convinced me that I should post this on my blog, too.
Continue reading A birthday not (The E is not silent- it’s missing!)
The world has changed. We are all at risk. Unless, we stay home, never go out, and never let anyone in. Of course, we’ll starve to death, maybe even go crazy, but that’s the only way we can be 100% safe.
Continue reading A Test We Hope To Fail!
So, we have been released from pandemonium. (You know, house arrest. For us, here in Northern Virginia- that was this past Friday.)
Continue reading Free at last! Finally, Free at last!
While this blog assumes you have kept up to date with the PPP, you may not be totally knowledgeable. Here are three quick reads to get you up to speed. The CARES Act and PPP. What’s Forgiveness. How to Ensure You’re Forgiven.
This year, the 15th of April came and went. It was not the day our taxes were due. (Thankfully for our clients, since we were barred from working on the 15th due to the major Jewish festival.) Another change in this world due to COVID-19. Of course, my calendar is not changed by the pandemic- last night marked the end of the Pesach (Passover) holiday. When work is not permitted.
Continue reading The Ides of April