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The Covid-19 vaccine season and a shot of happiness allan@khaleejtimes.com Filed on December 17, 2020 | Last updated on December 18, 2020 at 09.29 am
Photo: Alamy While maintaining social distancing, I am reaching out to touch grief, getting closer to it and then letting it go.
Only the vaccine matters, I am thinking one evening about a horrible year gone by while listening to Andy Williams crooning a classic that has defined the season. Millions of vaccines developed by different pharma companies are being supplied across the world. The gloom is dissipating over opinionated conversations.
I swipe my phone to check some messages. They can’t wait because I am gripped by some illogical fear of catching up and the fear of losing out. I have to say something, anything, on those 20 groups that have given a convoluted meaning to my virtual existence. I am here because I exist in splendid isolation there with all the chatter and disputes surrounding me. But Andy s
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