I looked at the first hundred pages of Dad's health records from the rehab center. I saw they were giving Dad his supplements each day. He was becoming less mobile and responsive over time.
I went outside and clipped grass around the sidewalks. Then I came in for supper. I watched part of the AFLD's summit: One doctor showed his math for determining that 4x as many infected people died from covid in America as in other countries because early treatment and malarial drugs were discouraged or outlawed here. A pediatrician said kids don't die of covid and masking hurts them physically and psychologically.
I paused the summit to put on my bathing suit. I drove to the gym. Jenni was already in the pool. I got in and we did some water aerobics. I dove off the diving board and hurt my toe. Then the manager called time. So I got out and toweled off. I walked with Jenni to her car. Then I went home.
I heated the tea that was left over from breakfast. We watched two episodes of Warehouse 13. I posted to my blog and then read some e-mail, but shut down the router about 11 and went to bed.
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