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Dripping Gardening April 9

Today, I want to write an article that has nothing to do with COVID-19. So, I looked into my email history and found a question I was asked back in October of 2019, “When do the seasons start in 2020?”. It is really a great question, especially if we also look at the differences between an astronomical season and a meteorological season. Each season has both an astronomical start and a meteorological start. It sounds complicated, but trust me, it really isn’t.

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Running with Moe April 9

Here it is. We are in the first few weeks of spring and instead of enjoying the spring weather everyone is told to stay home because of the virus. Runners and walkers can still get their mileage in and get a little stress relief; but then the heavy rains arrived in the first part of April and even those short excursions were limited.

There’s something people who live in colder weather are familiar with—it’s called “cabin fever. It comes from being indoors because of cold and snow for weeks – and sometimes, months. Well cabin fever has seemed to have spread to the rest of the country now. The cure for this stress related illness, not surprisingly, is to be active.

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RX for your Good Health April 9

But, decades ago, people suffering from the rheumatiz and lumbago were prime targets for the sellers of snake oil. Here’s the back story: From 1849 to 1882, thousands of Chinese workers arrived in the U.S. to work on the Transcontinental Railroad. These immigrant workers brought various medicines — including snake oil...

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Capital Highlights April 6

Abbott issued earlier executive orders to expand hospital bed capacity by directing the postpone all surgeries and procedures that are "not immediately, medically necessary to correct a serious medical condition or to preserve the life of a patient;" suspending regulations to allow for increased occupancy of hospital rooms, suspending regulations to increse the number of emergency medical services personnel; requiring hospitals to submit daily reports of hospital bed capacity to the Texas Department of State Health Services; and waiving certain hospital licensing rules...

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