The COVID-19 pandemic is far from over, but I think this journal is, at least for now. After a year that was 14 months long, it’s time to move on.
Tag Archives: Pandemic
My Pandemic Year II: March 2021
A month of many pages turning, most for the better, though eyes remain on a predicted 4th wave.
My Pandemic Year II: February 2021
It’s Groundhog Day today…it’s been Groundhog Day every day since March 2020…
My Pandemic year II: January 20-31, 2021
A new White House and a New Year begins, and vaccine fails begin as well…
My Pandemic Year II: January 11-19, 2021
The last few days of #45, massive security in DC, and the arrival of #46.
My Pandemic Year II: January 1-10, 2021
January brings unexpected events, most notably an insurrection at our nation’s capitol…
My Pandemic Year: December 2020
COVID-19 deaths average over 2,000 a day, and chatter about a March on DC in January. Christmas happens in spite of itself.
My Pandemic Year: November 2020
Deaths from COVID-19 continue to escalate. Biden wins the election. Trump continues to lose court cases. Crazy continues on numerous leels.
My Pandemic Year: October 2020
COVID-19 cases increases as does #45’s rhetoric. SCOTUS gets a new judge. A COVID-19 variant emerges.
My Pandemic Year: September 2020
We lose Justice Ginsberg, no time is wasted in filling her seat. Global deaths from COVID-19 reach 1 million.
My Pandemic Year: August 2020
A short set of journal entries for a month full of Blursdays.
My Pandemic Year: July 2020
John Lewis dies, Roger Stone is commuted, Portland Riots continue.
My Pandemic Year: June 2020
Protests continue, BLM goes global. The US reaches 2 million COVID-19 cases.
My Pandemic Year: May 2020
COVID dreams, masks and extended lockdowns. Holidays spent at home. Protests downtown. Dumpster fires begin.
My Pandemic Year: April 2020
Johns Hopkins establishes a dashboard. PPE in the news, mask making in the shop.
My Pandemic Year: March 2020
COVID-19 has arrived in Seattle.
My Pandemic Year: February 2020
February 2020 – First Journal Entry
Gunnison – 1918
History is full of stories about cities that sequestered themselves during times of plague. In recent history, one of those cities was Gunnison, Colorado, which “declared a quarantine against all the world” during the Spanish Influenza pandemic of 1918.
