Home Ed 101
One thing about this horrid shutdown is that there is a light at home – our kids.
One thing about this horrid shutdown is that there is a light at home – our kids.
Whew! A lot of snow fell last night and I spent half the day working just to get out the front door.
This our third issue since COVID-19 changed our ways of being human.
I think I’ve been handling the pandemic well. I have a general anxiety disorder, so being asked to work from home and avoid public spaces is like a dream come true.
Well, what can I say! The world is in sleep mode, a quiet panic that fortunately hasn’t spilled out onto the streets.
Asking people to wear a mask in public during a pandemic of a deadly respiratory disease would seem logical.
You may have noticed that this issue is published in a different format. As a result of COVID-19 the plant that prints the Nation is now closed.
I was born May 22, 1995. I can’t tell you how was the weather that day, but apparently I looked funny for a couple hours.
We are in a worldwide war with the coronavirus COVID-19. We are now at a critical stage in Canada.
Is that line at the local store a little long? A few fake racking coughs will see you at the front of it in no time! Just joking.