Daughter of Holocaust survivors reflects on the coronavirus pandemic
My mother used to say: “In life we never know what lies ahead. What’s important is to adapt to circumstances you can’t change, no matter how difficult.”
My mother used to say: “In life we never know what lies ahead. What’s important is to adapt to circumstances you can’t change, no matter how difficult.”
The invitations had gone out, the menu set, and the party decorations purchased. But then it happened.
My wife and I, on total lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic, are now conversant with the online labyrinths and protocols of four grocery providers.
Your home is your primary care centre, the Quebec government says.
Also don’t forget to eat, as I did today. It’s already noon and I haven’t had breakfast.