It’s funny how quickly priorities and realities shift. Or, maybe it will be funny after the current pandemic storm has weathered and passed and we’re all able to move on from the destruction of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Right now, however, people around the world are sick, the U.S. has declared a national emergency, and my county is enforcing restrictions and recommending self-quarantines after several confirmed cases and numerous others who are unable to get access to tests. It’s a […]
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