September marks Suicide Prevention Month. Just as we are protecting our physical health right now, we must also take care of our mental health as we navigate this pandemic.
Relax. This is not a column on the efficacy of wearing masks. Who has the energy anymore?
While many of us were relaxing over the long Labor Day weekend, the Texas Supreme Court issued a ruling that could decide some of the closest races on this year’s general election ballot.
Here’s one way to think about who wants more people to vote and who doesn’t.
“How was your vacation?” used to be the standard query at Labor Day. Not this year.
Let’s get this part out of the way: Nobody likes hurricanes.
The pandemic ruined a lot of things: graduations, vacations, family reunions, the economy, and maybe even your New Year’s resolutions. Forget losing weight, am I right? The Quarantine 15 is, says Yale’s medical school, a “perfect storm for people who struggle with weight.” We’re stuck with the coronavirus for the foreseeable future, so if we want to get rid of the weight, we need to change our behavior.
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