I Googled “new job jitters.” About 5,080,000 results (0.89 seconds) populated my computer screen.
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When COVID Pushes You to the Edge and the Kindness of Strangers Brings You Back
I wore no makeup, a waste when you have to cover your face with a mask, and I was dressed in my COVID incarceration uniform—baggy sweats and a loose cotton top.
To Sleep or not to Sleep
Bob’s chirp—staccato and loud enough to jar me from my stupor—was followed by her ritualistic head bobbing and a softer, rolling chirping. I lay there, eyes still closed, forcing myself to listen to her gentler song, trying to wake my brain and force myself back into full consciousness. Bob began singing again and playing withContinue reading “To Sleep or not to Sleep”
Bat Mitzvah in the Time of COVID-19
“and we will rejoice in the blessings of family, even in the time of COVID-19.”
