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feeling ways about things

Doctors and nurses are too good to call us idiots. That’s how we got the phrase, “COVID fatigue,” so they can gently inform us that wearing a mask without your nose tucked in doesn’t, technically, perform the functions of a “mask.”Today, the Dallas COVID czar, a position that really exists, explained that doctors and nurses love and…

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A Scaiaholic recently asked what I think of the protests that have been ongoing across the country. I haven’t blogged about the case in Minneapolis because George Floyd’s death and the response are not funny. I understand both sides. The police force protects us; you might have police officers as neighbors. Protesters are upset because they feel they…

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Headed into Holy Week, the pope is urging us to look to the real heroes.He presents a strong point: In Fort Worth, the ambulance provider, MedStar [which has declared me a media hero on two separate occasions. But this isn’t about me.] is responding to dozens of potential COVID-19 calls every day.Loyal Scaiaholics will recall I…

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Our Legume Legend

Last weekend, the death of Kobe Bryant, his daughter, and seven others in a helicopter crash came as a shock to so many people. The death of a celebrity hits close for a lot of us. Even if you didn’t know the person, that celebrity had become a part of your life.Phil Hartman, for instance, came into my…

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A Very Funky Christmas

Loyal Scaiaholics will recall how I enjoy writing blogs on the plane back to DFW from Christmas in Ohio. This year, I’m writing while we wait out some storms. I’m a nervous flier, so I’m glad they’re taking these precautions to ensure our safet–come on! You’re delaying it again!? It’s a couple of…

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One of my associates is about to get married, and us hot-heads, us devil-may-care millennials recently started planning to hit the town the weekend of his wedding.This led to a group text [the same group involved in a previous blog about us not being old men] about our disdain for time passing. We’re still not…

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The Soundtrack of Our Summers

Marty Brennaman has been the radio play-by-play voice of the Cincinnati Reds since before I existed. He retired after Thursday’s game against the Brewers.How can you not be romantic about baseball? ❤️ (Sound 🆙)#ThanksMarty 🎙️ pic.twitter.com/wW2Xpdb1Pg— Cincinnati Reds (@Reds) September 26, 2019Everyone loves the radio play-by-play guy in their town. That’s…

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