#Pocalypso | The Problem With Zoom
2020-05-11 – It was a gloomy day yesterday, with rain all day. I was planning to ride my bike, but I couldn’t. I spent a good part of the day […]
Tag Archives: Family
#Pocalypso | Yard Care at the Time of the Apocalypse
2020-05-04 – In all the biblical warnings about the trials and tribulations of the apocalypse, I don’t remember reading anything about yard care. Yet here we are. This was not […]
#Pocalypso | Keeping My Mind Occupied
2020-04-23 – Family member X (FMX) was tested for COVID yesterday. In my opinion FMX’s likelihood of testing positive is low. FMX has what I would consider seasonal allergy symptoms […]
#Pocalypso | April Snow in Chicago
2020-04-15 – When I woke up this morning and looked out my window I saw snow. This is not an unheard of weather condition for April in Chicago. But it’s […]
#Pocalypso | Happy 99th Birthday
2020-04-14 – My Dad, Norman Froikin was born 99 years ago. He’s been gone for a while. Life goes on. I think of him, usually without warning. But we do […]
#Pocalypso | March Winds Bring April Winds?
2020-04-13 – OMG is it windy this morning? I was hoping to go on a bike ride today that was more on a normal route. I knew it was forecast […]
#Pocalypso | At Least I Made Matzah Ball Soup
2020-04-09 – So, for the first time in my life, I didn’t attend a Passover Seder. As we say every year in the Seder: L’shana Haba’ah – Next year. At […]
#Pocalypso | Sometimes My Eyes Water and My Throat Tightens
2020-04-07 – Sometimes I cry. I could tell you that I’m getting “it,” but that’s not what’s going on. Sure, my eyes are watering and my throat feels tight. My […]
#Pocalypso | Our House Is a Very Nice House
2020-04-01 – Many years ago, I came up with an idea to have a day dedicated to truth telling. I called it Diogenes Day after the ancient Greek guy who […]
#Pocalypso | A Happy Birthday in Quaran-time
2020-03-31 – Kit “blew” out her birthday candles over Zoom. So, there are ways to celebrate a birthday when you’re under self-quarantine. We took the dog for a three-mile walk. […]
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