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With the theory of  Quantum Entanglement, the idea that 'what affects one person impacts others in some way' is being experienced by just about everyone regarding the COVID-19 scenario playing out for some who have faced the challenge of having the virus and sadly succombing to it as well as 'everyone else' whose become aware of the possibility of getting sick (even if not morbidly so, possibly facing some breathing challenges and infecting others even before showing symptoms who in turn may have a serious or fatal outcome even if that is a small minority.) 

I will reflect on that more in

With plenty of pleasant routines in the tri-corne of CT after primarily being in Brooklyn for the past few years, I thought I'd seen most of the world that I wanted to see. I did my one big trek around the US 35 years ago... for a few months, seeing family, friends, national parks and lots of the highway. Even a plane ride, a drive up the California coast after the Grand Canyon and meeting a lot of family in the NM area. 

I have had some time to think about that lovely venture and be grateful that it came at a time when I had felt the difficult loss of a friend at Vassar whose life ended in

I have offered the idea for a couple of decades to get people to put their children into full day kindergarten at age 6 or 7...and then by middle school kids would be 14-15 so likely could go to the high school and transition accordingly.

More programs for infants (even expecting parents...and new people ages in utero, to newborn through their first year of life--outside the womb, to age 7 to allow more options for care and interaction among children and families and communities would be ideal.)

All of that should be free...and while that sounds 'impossible' large scale, plenty of towns