A Day in the Life of a Masker

  There aren't many COVID Comics out right now. It was like... they were everywhere before... in 2020 and maybe even a little bit in 2021. But,  I was just putting it all together back then, getting it started, testing it out, living it, and evolving it:  "The Masker Way" . The Maskers Comic is more important now than ever. Episode 1 Armoring Up starts at the beginning-- and it is important to know where we started. I did write it in 2020-2021 time period when the science and politics was all about community masking.  But Episode 2 Clowning Around, it shows where we are at right now in 2022. High risk families are still here. Still vulnerable. People are still being hospitalized and dying. As I type this here in late May, where I live is considered High Risk according to the CDC. And so is my household. Some in my area are masking some are not. Some people feel protected by vaccines, some do not. Some are protected somewhat, and some are not. Some are just tired, and can

We are always keeping our eyes out for events that are compatible with "The Masker Way" -- which is basically Tommy and I wearing our Bluna KF-94 masks in public indoor settings, some form of eyewear, and the ability to keep ourselves spaced 6 feet away from other households.  It feels like we are the last people on the planet still doing these things. People say "It's 2022", but to us (and many other COVID high risk families), it is just 2020, episode 2. And, our navigational journey to this evolution of The Masker Way is captured in our Maskers Comics , which if you haven't checked them out yet, they are available as ebook , paperback , or you can view at our website . So, yes, we have come to terms with everyone's ability to choose whether to mask or not , and have made peace with that. It just required a bit of changing on our part. Us masking is in our control, but getting the 6 feet space and avoiding crowds can be a bit more daunting. No one jus