It was the Summer before THAT summer when life, as we had known and worn it like a comfortable cloak around our shoulders, hit a brick wall at 100 mph.People, afraid of catching the potent virus, stopped going to work or church. They had groceries and medicine home-delivered and some, most sadly of all, watched loved ones die in a hospital room with a tiny phone screen connecting them to...
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