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State Rep. Jacob Rosecrants, D-Norman, hosted an interim study Wednesday to explore ways to increase educational outcomes and the health and well being of Oklahoma students.
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Rachel Martin penned a piece for The Atlantic earlier this month about how a near-tragedy reminded her what’s been stolen from us in this pandemic. She and her husband canceled their western U.S. vacation because of the virus. Instead, they traveled north from D.C. to New Hampshire to a park with a lovely waterfall. Families were playing and splashing in the cold water but the Martins decided to go higher into the rocks for better social distancing. The boys were playing in the rushing water when her eight-year-old slipped over the falls, landing on rocks 12 feet below. Dad sprinted down the side of the rocks and splashed out to the youth while families scrambled to their cars to flee any danger rather than stay to render aid.
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Several years ago, Andy developed a “hitch-in-his-get-along” as his Mom used to call it.
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Dear Doctors: I’m a 38-year-old man, very athletic, and I got really sick with the coronavirus. I didn’t land in the hospital, but it’s been a month and I’m still not 100%. I want to get back to running and lifting weights. Is it safe to exercise after COVID-19?
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As bill request deadlines are approaching in the Legislature, work at the State Capitol has steadily been increasing. So far, 16 of the 39 Senate studies have been heard. The remainder must be heard by Friday, Oct. 30. Again, presentations made in the different studies are available on our website.
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DEAR ABBY: I got married to a wonderful guy 14 years ago, but after a year of marriage, our children (his 10-yearold and my 12- and 13-year-olds) couldn’t stand one another and caused a lot of problems. I was brokenhearted when he gave me divorce papers. I moved out but continued to date him without our kids around.
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