Sports Talk and Thoughts
I was listening to my favorite sports talkers. They agreed that if Wrigley Field opened for a game with no restrictions it would fill up. One caller boasted: "I'm not afraid of any virus!" I thought: "Then why don't you go work at a hospital or a nursing home?" Then I thought: "What if all of the “essential” workers that keep these fans propped up went on strike?" “We’re not going to put our lives in danger anymore!”
We have a choice: develop a sense of community or die from selfishness.
Sports Starved
In the absence of sports, there's still a lot of writing. Carole sent this article about Gehrig and Ruth from the New Yorker. I was glad to learn more about Gehrig. His heroic departure from the game (and life itself) has overwhelmed important memories of the man.
I am emailing the article.
I am emailing the article.
Sophie stopped by to visit, bring me some of her delicious baking, and . . . to show me her engagement ring! After she left I sat quietly for a long time. I wanted to keep thinking about her happiness.
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