Staying Healthy will make the Holidays Happy in 2020
Here are some guidelines for having a safe, healthy Thanksgiving in 2020. I love the holidays – the lights, the decorations, and of course the food. The community seems to sparkle in the dark winter nights. This year, in the midst of the worsening pandemic, it’s no wonder that we’re seeing people bring out their decorations earlier. We could all use more light and sparkle. The holidays are also a time to see family, but in 2020, seeing our families and friends is going to be different. Many families have already been keeping up with their families via video calls from their “bubble,” sharing meals and seeing each other without spreading the virus. Those with younger children have likely had to explain to their kids that the reason grandma and grandpa are on the computer is because we’re trying to keep them safe during this pandemic. I think we had all hoped that if we did this diligently, we might be able to relax for the holidays and have our usual traditions. Thanks to worsening COVID-19 numbers, instead of gathering around the table with grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins, this year Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is saying that a safer choice is to have a…
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