I thought I was good at not judging others, until …
I used to think I was pretty good at accepting people who are different than I am. Continue reading I thought I was good at not judging others, until …
Tag: covid-19
An open letter to Utah Gov. Spencer Cox: April 10 is too soon to end the mask mandate
Dear Gov. Cox: You said in a TV interview this weekend that you don’t know whether the Legislature’s decision to end the statewide mask mandate on April 10 is too early or too late. That’s too early, and I urge … Continue reading An open letter to Utah Gov. Spencer Cox: April 10 is too soon to end the mask mandate
Yes, shuttering churches is allowed by the U.S. Constitution to protect public health
I never thought I’d be writing this, but yes, the First Amendment does allow the government to prevent churches from holding worship services — at least as it is being done now to limit the spread of the covid-19 virus. … Continue reading Yes, shuttering churches is allowed by the U.S. Constitution to protect public health
How I’m using mindfulness to quit touching my face
Washing my hands is something I can do easily. Not touching my face is a bigger challenge. Continue reading How I’m using mindfulness to quit touching my face
A letter to my future grandchildren: Life soon after the pandemic began
This is what life was like for me near the beginning of the 2019-2020 pandemic. Continue reading A letter to my future grandchildren: Life soon after the pandemic began
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