It seems to me that as “at home” quarantine continues, with each passing day, it becomes easier to miss workouts. When you pass the time of day doing household chores, watching television, or sleeping in late so that the temperature is too hot to run, the run for the day loses its status as the primary activity for the day.
While you try to figure out how to properly (and safely) celebrate summer, you’ve probably started to realize some of summer’s worst pests — mosquitoes — have already started creeping back into our lives. I was curious when I saw a mosquito crawling on my arm a few days ago.
If, like me, you can’t wait for that first bite of a summer watermelon. Many of us got our watermelon plants in the ground in April or May but you can still plant them up until about mid-June. The growing conditions needed include lots of sunshine during the day and warm nights...
AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott on May 18 allowed restaurants to increase occupancy to 50% and relaxed his earlier executive orders that limited certain other public activities over the last two months to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Reopenings, Abbott said, must adhere to restricted occupancy levels and minimum standard health protocols laid out by the Texas Department of State Health Services.
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