Thursday, May 7, 2020
My pandemic so far
As a now famous, aye legendary, also, of course, insane library patron, Earl, angrily proclaimed early in the pandemic, "People die all the time!"
He was upset about the library closing. He said it several times.
We used to like to repeat it at the library a lot. It was fun to say.
People die all the time!
People die all the time!
People die all the time!
People die all the time!
We sort of lost interest though when it was taken up as a rallying cry by the Republican Party. Now it's just tedious.
People die all the time!
People die all the time!
People are born, and people die.
People die all the time.
And in the end it's impossible for a sensible person not to recognize that it's glaringly incomplete anyway:
People die all the time, but almost never the right ones.
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