What time is it?
I don't know about you, but I seem to be having issues with time. (For example, I just started writing this November blog post on November 5th) Due to the events of late 2019 and throughout 2020 and 2021, time schedules became "optional" at best. For many humans, especially me, this has caused a great deal of angst. As I reflect, I realize that time schedules have always been a part of my life. As a teacher, and a technology coordinator in two different school systems and as the director of a communications office for a large corporation, time schedules were a central part of my workday. Once retired, while time schedules were not as restrictive, they did exist. Events were scheduled, trips were planned, grandchildren's games/events were attended. Family gatherings were regular part of our life. Until very recently, those kinds of events were either cancelled or in some cases held but with little or no options to attend them. Even now, as more things are op