My bandages are off the side of my head and my back. It feels great!
It looks like the election might be settled fairly quietly and in a civilized way. We'll see.
Some friends that have had more than one marriage expressed worry over the issue. I wondered how many marriages are the most a modern person has had. I am not thinking of King David or somebody with multiple wives at the same time. I mean serially, one after the other. Internet search directed me to a man named Glynn Wolfe.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Glynn+Wolfe
A Baptist minister (1908-1997) married 29 times. The Wikipedia article on the man says that he holds the Guiness record for the most marriages by a man and that he married the woman holding the record for the most marriages by a woman. She married 23 times and the final marriage for both was to each other. Their marriage is said to be something of a publicity stunt.
Many friends have expressed hope that others are faring well with the restrictions from the Covid-19 virus. I know that knitting, puzzles and tv can be a big help in finding pleasant times and safety. There are many ways to see those you care about using a smartphone, a tablet or a computer. The progarm called Zoom has been very popular. It and its many alternatives allow both sight and sound from both ends of a gettogether. Skype, Duo, Meet and Facetime can all allow people to meet online. All of them are free or at least free for the lowest level product. Personally, I like the free Zoom, which snaps off after 40 minutes, an amount of time long enough, in my opinion, to have a good meeting. Facetime, an Apple product, works well and we use it once a week for an hour meeting.
