Eighth Entry Wednesday, March 25th, 2020 In the early morning hours the Senate passed a $2 trillion relief bill. Yesterday, the stock market went up 2000 points, the biggest one-day increase since 1933. The largest Roman Catholic dioceses in Los Angeles...
Third Entry Tuesday, March 17th, 2020 Just before midnight, I stepped out onto West 21st Street. The still landscape and clear air reminded me of the late 1970s when a glimmer of manufacturing remained on this block. The nights were quiet then. There was simply...
First Entry Friday, March 13th, 2020 Deaths with no funerals. Refrigerated trucks are reportedly arriving soon, to park outside hospitals to hold the dead. Facts will be at play; they are long out of fashion here. Americans do not like the word no.Things are...
Sixth Entry Monday, March 23rd, 2020 President Trump said “We are going to save American workers and save them quickly.” He continued that he is “working hard to make this go away.”And followed with: “Incredible.” “Incredible.” On my way to mail a letter, I...
Fourteenth Entry (click photo to enlarge) Tuesday, March 31st, 2020 The virus is spreading to more vulnerable places than NYC, and suddenly everyone is expecting and demanding government action. What happened to the great hatred and distrust of the...
Thirteenth Entry Monday, March 30th, 2020 The BBC reported that things have changed “utterly” — another term I’ve never heard a news anchor use. The Netherlands and other European countries reported they received defective masks from China. France...
