Yes, I took the COVID-19 vaccine. Three shots of the Pfizer formulation, in fact. I’m as fully-vaccinated as the any abundantly-cautious person could wish, after having grave misgivings when the vaccine was first available. My biggest concern was the use of aborted children in vaccine development. In the end, I found a statement from theContinue reading “The vaccine, two years on”
Author Archives: Ellen Kolb
Writer, activist, Granite State walker.
Dueling rallies in Washington over Dobbs case
Originally posted on Leaven for the Loaf:
While the Dobbs case was being argued at the U.S. Supreme Court on December 1, two rallies were taking place outside. I went to Washington for the day in order to stand with the people calling on the Court to overturn Roe v. Wade and its cousin Planned…
Spring on the Rail Trails
On a rail trail, spring is about the conditions, not the calendar. Snow and ice give way to mud season. Before you know it, the trailsides are greening up, signaling a time for tuning up bikes and putting away boots. If winter kept you indoors, spring will nudge you outside. It’s tempting to get backContinue reading “Spring on the Rail Trails”
Ellen Kolb 