Brian Leighton

We don’t have sports. We don’t have live music. We don’t have theater. What do we have? We have each other. We have our families, our friends, and our coworkers, even if we have to keep our distance. And I’ve got a 9-month-old puppy named Roxie. My little Cavapoo doesn’t know about the coronavirus. Every morning when she wakes up, her tail is wagging. She’s happy to see me. She licks my face. She wants to go outside and play. She doesn’t practice social distancing.

We don't have sports. We don't have live music. We don't have theater. What do we have? We have each other. We have our families, our friends, and our coworkers, even if we have to keep our distance. And I've got a 9-month-old puppy named Roxie. My little Cavapoo doesn't know about the coronavirus. Every morning when she wakes up, her tail is wagging. She's happy to see me. She licks my face. She wants to go outside and play. She doesn't practice social distancing.

We don’t have sports. We don’t have live music. We don’t have theater. We have our families, our friends, and our coworkers, even if we have to keep our distance. And I’ve got a 9-month-old puppy named Roxie. My little Cavapoo doesn’t know about the coronavirus. Science-based coverage sent daily to your inbox — all facts, no panic The Inquirer Coronavirus Newsletter Every morning when she wakes up, her tail is wagging. She’s happy to see me. She licks my face. She wants to go outside and play.