Just in case my first post didn’t have the potential of stepping on enough toes… In case anyone might think otherwise, let me hasten to emphasize that I’m thankful beyond words to live in the United States of America. Many are the privileges that I enjoy because of my citizenship, and I try not to […]
After my first grade teacher inspired me to become quite the passionate little patriot, I paid much more attention in social studies classes whenever the topic had anything to do with the United States of America. But despite my best intentions, I was easily distracted and given to flights of fancy. Plus, as a Baptist […]
Note: since I live in the United States, this post is more applicable to our health care system. During this difficult time, a lot of businesses are being asked or ordered to shut down, and some — understandably fearing financial … Continue reading →
I was wrong. At first, I thought measures being taken against the spread of the Coronavirus were extremist and bizarre. Then I reviewed some of what I’d learned in a long ago Public Health class about the history of virus diseases and virology. I read some articles being written now by leading epidemiologists, consulted the […]
I was sick when I recorded it, so my voice sounds kinda weird, and I sound kinda tired, but I didn’t feel like doing it all over again. The episode can be found on Apple Podcasts or here.
