I ok with that. But let not kid ourselves. Watch the hidden camera specials when “patients” go into clinics run by “pro marijuana” doctors a get a prescription for any alleged ailment. By default, this has been a year designed for introspection. Given the universal state of despair and panic, as the pandemic raged on and on and on, people started on a journey that was entirely unplanned a long, tumultuous one within their own selves. They arrived at places they did not know existed.

I then stopped home to change for running some errands and then heading to Bergdorf Goodman.I decided to wear a black LnA t shirt with black American Apparel leggings, my favorite , and my Aqua [faux] fur vest. I accessorized with a black pearl and crystal necklace, Frye boots, Velvet Eyewear shades, my Sepia suede hobo bag with a neon pink handle (one of my favorites that I got in Paris a few years ago), and my brand new Alexander McQueen scarf, which I completely head over heels for. I went back and forth from whether to get the fuchsia or a nude and white one, but I felt that the fuchsia is bright, fun and works for all seasons while the nude and white is more spring/summer.I was most certainly guilty for browsing at Bergdorfs, but I was actually there for teatime, which is absolutely delicious: mini sandwiches (cucumber has always been my favorite), scones with jelly preserves (loving fig) and cream, vanilla tea, and chocolate bread putting with dried cherries.

Cindi Uncles and her husband were both hospitalized with covid 19, texting each other from separate rooms. (Amanda Voisard for The Washington Post) The Centreville couple flew to Singapore on Feb. 9 to join the younger couple on a cruise. Our achievements are significant. We have put safety front and center with the Distracted Driving Initiative and a rule to combat pilot fatigue that was decades in the making. We have made great progress in improving the safety of our transit systems, pipelines, and highways, and in reducing roadway fatalities to historic lows.

Today’s statehood activists are far from the first to connect the city’s lack of representation to the wider oppression of Black Americans. Long a capital of African American culture, the District drew free Blacks before the Civil War and became a magnet for Southerners during the Great Migration; by the 1950s, Black residents made up the city’s majority. Statehood, but the tepid enthusiasm of Democrats has been just as significant an impediment.