Early in September, just in time for the Labor Day weekend, Covid crashed our party. Two of our three kids had come home for the long weekend, and one of them had what looked like seasonal allergies. But by the third day, her symptoms gave me an unsettling sense of deja vu, so I went looking for the COVID tests we still had stashed from 2021. It turned positive faster than I could say, “Uh oh.”
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