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Boom Time For Language Lovers

April 22, 2020
by Caroline Miller
coronavirus, Death Master Files, Donald Trump, new words of the pandemic, Shakes'eare's birth and death date, wishful thinking
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As April 23 is William Shakespeare’s birth and death date, being alert to language adaptations inspired by the coronavirus seems appropriate. One group of new words pertain to how the illness has changed our daily lives. A second are words the President has ascribed with new meaning
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A Tale Of Two Pandemics

April 15, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Andrew Cuomoo, Benjamin Netanyahu, CARES, Charles Dickens, coronavirus, coronovirus volunteers, Donald Trump, Emit Seru, Federal Reserve, Kate Brown, Luigi Zingales
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During this pandemic, I keep reflecting on the opening lines of Charles Dicken’s A Tale of Two Cities: It was the best of times and the worst of times.  The words suggest that fate has a fickle side.  For example, thieves might be happy that wearing a mask in public is acceptable.
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Life After The Lingerie Department

April 13, 2020
by Caroline Miller
coronavirus, Donald Trump, free apps that steal information, getting hacked hacked, Sears Roebuck, social security number, the dark web
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Twice each day while I was quarantined because a neighbor was awaiting coronavirus test results, a nurse came to my apartment to take my temperature. One morning, I forgot to put in my hearing aids, so I didn’t respond to her knock until she pounded on the door like a lumberjack. Wh
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Where There’s A Will There’s A Way

April 10, 2020
by Caroline Miller
coronavirus, dating habits during the pandemic, Sex and the City, sheltering in place, Tinder, West Wing
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Keeping up relationships is a challenge during the current coronavirus pandemic. At my retirement center, the residents on the 13th floor open their apartment doors during the dinner hour to join each other in a round of “God Bless America.” Another man uses Zoom, an online video
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Through The Lens Of the Pandemic

April 08, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Bernie Sanders, coronavirus, Hobby Lobby, Rand Paul, the Pope
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Confronted by an avalanche, the best a person can do is run like hell. The current pandemic feels like it may bury us but instead of running, we are advised to shelter in place. So, today I’ve decided to spend time reflecting upon some curious aspects of human society.  No small ta
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Perchance To Dream 3

April 01, 2020
by Caroline Miller
agent rejection letters, book advances, coronavirus, rejection can be encouragement, royalties, writers and agents
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Despite the disruption of the coronavirus, life struggles on.  It’s been a few months since I announced I would begin my search for an agent to represent my memoir.  I have nothing good to report and have had 5 rejections.  I expect many more. I’m not discouraged.  As I learne
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It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World

March 30, 2020
by Caroline Miller
2020 election, altered Republican party, Asian flu, Bernie Sanders, coronavirus, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Mitch McConnell, Tyler Cowen
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Having lived through the Asian flu epidemic in the late 1950s, I’m pretty sure the coronavirus will eventually wend its way out of our system. For one thing, science knows a good deal more about how to mount a viral defense than in those earlier days. A vaccine may arrive sooner rat
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Life In A Time Of the Coronavirus

March 25, 2020
by Caroline Miller
coronavirus, femicide, Harvey Weinstein, Jay McInerney, John Lennon, Jou Lo Dico, Mexico's one-day women's strike, Price Andrew, sommeliers, waitering, Woody Allen
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With everyone’s eyes glued to statistics about the coronavirus, our attention to other upheavals falls by the wayside.  Three prominent men accused of sexual crimes against women are facing the consequences. Woody Allen lost his book deal. Prince Andrew faces a criminal investigati
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The Willingness To Lose Oneself Can Lead To Insanity

February 21, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Brook Sutherlund, coronavirus, Donald Trump, Pizzagate, QAnon, Trump's rise in popularity
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Here’s what I’d like to know: after the impeachment trial, why did Donald Trump’s favorability numbers rise in opinion polls? The uptick occurred not only among Republicans but also among independent voters. I find that last bit of information, worrying, and I’m not alone.  O
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