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there s an interesting subject.
And today we re all experts. We don t need Groundhog Day, Feb. 2, to remind us of what it s like to live the same day over and over.
During 10 months of COVID lockdown, a lot of us feel like we ve been living Bill Murray s predicament in that classic 1993 comedy. It s Groundhog Day, we complain, as day follows day with no variation. But, of course, the point of Groundhog Day is
not that Murray s day is dull.
It s that a day any day is precisely as interesting as you choose to make it. Eventually, Murray uses his to become fluent in French, learn piano, become a master ice sculptor, save miscellaneous people from deadly accidents and seduce Andie MacDowell. Moral:
Guest opinion: Itâs time we share the rest of the story Wednesday, January 27, 2021 10:33 AM Submitted by: Carl Voss, Des Moines City Council; Emily Webb, Broadlawns board of trustees; Eric Burmeister, executive director, Polk County Housing Trust Fund; Leah Rudolphi, Des Moines community volunteer; Matt Unger, CEO, DMARC; Tim Lane, Iowa Department of Public Health, retired; Tyler Weig, Des Moines community volunteer
On Dec. 31, the Business Record published the guest opinion “It is truly time to have perspective” by Jeff Russell, CEO of Delta Dental of Iowa.
Within Russell’s editorial there was a link to a video that compared 2020 to life in the last century. It references “the hardship of four wars with millions killed, the loss of life from the flu pandemic, smallpox and polio, and the suffering of the Great Depression,” and states, “we don’t have much to complain about today when our biggest challenge in this pandemic is wa
Emily Webb, from Devizes, Wiltshire, renovated her spare room into a school nursery in a bid to make the task of homeschooling less chaotic , and impressively only spent £350.