April 13, 2020 Today we have finished our first full month staying home. We have a couple of big outings planned as part of the celebrations. The first outing is to walk to the end of our driveway to pick … Continue reading →
The LA Times has a COVID-19 page that has significant detail of California data, with more detail on LA county and the surrounding areas. For California, it has tables of; Cumulative Cases New cases per day Deaths per day … Continue reading →
April 3, 2020 How do we thank all these delivery folk who are enabling us to stay home? We don’t see them to thank them. Gayle put these hearts on our front entry and I used chalk on our driveway … Continue reading →
A. Lincoln: A Biography by Ronald C. White Published: January 13, 2009 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER I thought I knew most of the facts about Abraham Lincoln’s life. We were all taught about the self-educated man who would walk miles to … Continue reading →
March 25, 2020 Since all our trips have been canceled through mid-June, We are now exploring some exciting new destinations. Click for more of my musing about the COVID-19 Pandemic
Continue reading →John Hopkins Coronavirus Resources Center has maps showing the location of cumulative confirmed cases of COIVID-19. Within the USA map you can zoom in to see your local area or any other area you want to see within the … Continue reading →
The World Health Organization Coronavirus website is usually about a day or so behind the WorldoMeter and John Hopkins Site. The website features a map of confirmed cases by country. In addition the site has charts of confirmed case over time … Continue reading →
The worldometer.info site publishes general statistics about world populations (births,deaths, net growth), Government (healthcare, educations, military expenses), Economics ( Cars, Bicycles, computers produced), Society and Media and more. May 8, 2020: There has been a major update to Worldometeres.info for … Continue reading →
March 16, 2020 A month ago I was an international traveler. This past week I became a shut-in. A month ago I could go out to a store and they were well stocked. This past week store shelves became empty … Continue reading →
How U.S. Cities Tried to Halt the Spread of the Spanish Flu In the late summer/early fall of 1918 the second wave of the Spanish flu arrived in the US. St Louis put strong social distancing rules in place early. … Continue reading →