I lost my Dad the other night to Alzheimer's Disease. It was a long, painful trip that I don't wish on anybody. He was the best father. Supportive, proud, encouraging, strict but fair and he taught me everything about comedy, lifeskills, being a father, workplace, woodworking, DIY stuff and more. There was nothing, in my mind, that he couldn't do ...

Well, it happened. After 2+ years of staying indoors, steaming mail, hundreds (thousands?) of dollars in food and grocery delivery fees and not seeing another human in-person we FINALLY got COVID-19. Due to our youngest, Mabel’s genetic disorder, we played things definitely on the ‘better safe than sorry’ side of the equation. After at least 3 hospital ...