Minute. As we talk about restaurants in reopening thats on the horizon, mike and gasia, i cant help but think i need to get my fitness game in order and ive been eating a little off schedule here if you know what i mean. Make mrs. The gym. Garcia are you making any preparations at all to get back to it, so to speak . Yes. I put on real pants for the first time in a month, the kind with a support and a button. They fit. Was i happy before we went into it, i wasnt. However this crisis has taught me to focus on things that are truly important. Not the 10 pounds i wish i could lose and what i do get to see i dont think i will look significantly different. Its just hair and its a little extra weight. Ive eased up on myself and i feel better. Mike, how about you . I miss the gym and throwing up 185 on the bench. I miss all that. Its the exaggerating . I dont know. No, i am not exaggerating. I miss that time during my push ups and situps here at home and every now and then i am still doing a
In a year of Black Death, the movies showed us Black Life
Ann Hornaday, The Washington Post
Dec. 10, 2020
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Micheal Ward as Franklyn and Amarah-Jae St. Aubyn as Martha in Lovers Rock from the Small Axe film series.Parisa Taghizedeh/Amazon Prime Video
From a literal plague that took the lives of a disproportionate number of people of color, to the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Aubury and, most recently, Casey Goodson, 2020 has threatened to become the Year of Black Death. When Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman died of colon cancer in August, it felt like an especially cruel blow - one that shattered not just the life of a brilliant young artist, but the dreams of a community for whom he symbolized Blackness at its most historically regal and cosmically aspirational.