Can you feel it?

Last night, during one of my dog walks around town, I felt it.

Cars sped by and fewer slowed down to avoid my off-leash, but very reflective dogs.

A bulldozer and a caterpillar moved into place to work on a lot.

Cars were parked on the street. Visitors were visiting during a weekday after dark.

A few days ago, driving to pick up some bagels, yes, the same bagel shop, checking both ways at an intersection, I noticed something out of the corner of my eye.

The sight seemed so peculiar, I had to stop for a second to understand.

It was a girl on the far side of the street, head strained, impatiently waiting for the school bus.

Traffic is worse every day and the car horns cry out in unintentional celebration.

Hopefully, this will be one of my last posts.

Oh, I will have some about HCQ in the near future. I haven’t forgotten about that.

And don't worry about the yearly vaccine booster. We’ll figure that out soon.

Worry about the Yankees' slow start or the Giants' O-line or celebrities' social lives.

SMS

P.S. - Get vaccinated. You have to want the horror picture to end. Y'all need to let it go. Go back to doing what you do or, at least, did before last March.