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Due For An Upgrade
I don't know how all this will unfold either, but I imagine we will need to evolve.
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[Two-panel comic with a girl with a braid reacting to news of virus mutations and new variants spreading: "Wow. The virus is evolving faster than we are..." (Beat.) "Well, maybe humans are due for an upgrade."]
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My Pandemic Diary: Voice of the Coronavirus Pandemic
It’s a diary by nature but it’s my personal experience. Coronavirus was spreading like anything in India when Janta Curfew was declared. At this point of time I decided to travel back to my natives from Delhi as Delhi was turned the hub for the virus. Facing couple of blows from the auto-rickshaw driver and the cab drivers I reached the airport where I could notice mass of people trying to return back to their natives wrapped in PPE kits face covered with masks hands with gloves waiting for the announcement. The best kind of motivation is always self-motivation. After few days when the Nizamuddin cases raised I was targeted for being a Muslim and travelling from Delhi. Neighbors stopped speaking, if parents went for vegetable shopping people started staring. I had my own struggle which was stopped after me complaining to the Superintendent of Police.
Quarantine is the separation and restriction of movement of people who have potentially been exposed to a contagious disease to ascertain if they become unwell, so reducing the risk of them infecting others .Self-quarantine had an additional stress and challenge on my mental health when I was tested positive for COVID. But I tried some physical activity and relaxation techniques which turned to be a valuable tool and helped me in remaining calm and continue to protect my health during this time. I have started focusing on my health more and have started 75 minutes of vigorous-intensity physical activity every week. Being physically and mentally fit is very important for a person. Books helps to be optimistic in my life and stay positive during this pandemic. I have start making plans for the entire coming week so that it will keep me excited for the entire week. I’m taking care of myself eating regularly and having enough sleep which is helping me in reducing stress. I’m listening to music, watching movies, and have also started writing blogs which I thought I will not be able to do earlier. I have generated a proactive nature in me during this pandemic because I feel attitude is all which gives the power and control to the uncertain situation. Also, taking care of me has not only helped me stay healthy, it has also helped me stay calm and focused so that I can adequately take care of my family members. I have always refrained writing about my life in pandemic until now. Now the world is opening many new things are coming in the way. After seeing so many deaths and sad news now being optimistic in nature some ray of hope is coming in my way. I have started having imaginary conversation with our toddler in our house. It likely won’t come as a surprise that doing something for me and for your my own purposes is likely to be more fulfilling, enjoyable, and successful than doing something to please others.
The Pandemic Diary: 2020-08-25 A BLT and the worst frites, at The Upper Deck
2020: The Year of Standing in Line for EVERyThiNG
Thanks to everyone who waited in crazy-long lines to vote this year. NYC had early voting for the first time in history and many waited 4 to 5 hours just to cast their ballots this year.
It’s an unprecedented Election Day in the U.S. today. I saw musicians performing in front of polling sites to keep spirits up.
In uncertain times: may there be equal parts hope.
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Maybe it’s an opportunity.
New comic: The Chinese term for “crisis” is a combination of the characters risk + opportunity. Even so, it doesn’t mean that I’m ready for it! I speak only for myself. 😉
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Love & Pizza in a Pandemic. New comic. I saw a guy walking and talking to his pizza yesterday and thought, “This is the most romantic New York thing I’ve seen during this pandemic.” Stay safe and stay well, everyone, wherever you are.
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“Yes, And” Mental Health. New comic. This has been a tense week in the U.S., if you follow our news. On top of the health crisis, all the ways we are fractured as a society feels like it is ripping us apart socially too. I had a hard time cartooning this week. Seeking relief and clarity, but that will take longer. I was only able to sketch this comic when I forgave myself for my own contradictions. Take care of yourselves; the road ahead is long.
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Masks or die. New sketchbook cartoon, based on a 1754 political cartoon by Benjamin Franklin. This is out of my usual cartooning wheelhouse, but it’s hard not to worry. I’m afraid of what will happen in this country if we fail to come together on the most basic shared values very soon. Politics is drowning out everything. 🙁
