Coup Coup Ca Choo
Comedy is the most difficult subgenre of horror to pull off – but Americans pulled it off January 6th.
Tag Archives: coronavirus journal
Bean Dad, Hilaria, Tornadoes and the Art of Self Protection
Coronavirus is much like a tornado. Some parts of the country don’t have tornado weather, so maybe it’s only natural they don’t recognize the warning signs.
A Time to Give Thanks
in which the US death toll from COVID-19 passes 260,000 and reported infections are nearing 13 million
The Fraternal Order of the Bike
It’s a perfect night for a ride, the h says. It is almost to a word the same invitation he issued to me a week after we first met, some […]
School Daze and Muskrat Love
Journaling the coronavirus: Friday August 14 to remote learn or not remote learn, that is the question as the US daily death toll climbs to 1500 It’s hard to keep […]
These Dog Days of Summer
It’s going to get worse before it gets better. Wear a mask.
Everyone out of the water!
Remember when the mayor of Amity wouldn’t shut the beach down on July 4th even though the Sheriff told him about the great white shark cruising off the shote?
How we live now
Journaling the coronavirus: Friday May 9, the end of the beginning of the coronavirus, the beginning of the end of life as we’ve known it? My dad turned 84 on […]
The testing of America
The testing of America: food supply, economic, and testing woes abound
The usefulness of horror movies in a pandemic
special edition: which horror movie is this most like?
