The Quarantine Chronicles, Day 93

DAY 93: 1990-2020 growth,

change, progress, hope.

-- I can't have AIDS, I feel great.

-- I don't need a mask, that's a hoax.

-- Is it transmitted by kissing or shaking hands, nobody knows.

-- I can't get COVID, I'm young and strong.

-- It'll be over soon and we can toss the damn condoms.

-- It'll be over, maybe already is, let's go out and get an aperitif.

-- No, I won't ever, I can't wear a helmet, it messes up my hair.

-- Seatbelt? No way! It wrinkles my shirt. In a wreck it'll cut you in two.

-- Airbag, why? Just another rip-off. Life is an adventure, live dangerously.

-- No. This mask makes my shades fog up, I can't see well. I want my freedom: I CAN'T BREATHE.

-- It's uncomfortable. I feel very uncomfortable.

-- I know several people who've died.

-- I know a lot of people who've died.

-- Here in the Castro, entire buildings were emptied of occupants.

-- Dying alone in a hospital bed, seeing only someone's eyes.

-- Let's build a movement.

-- Please give generously.

-- My friend died, my brother died.

-- I don't feel so good.

-- Let's build a movement.

-- Gay cancer, it's only gay cancer.

-- Only the flu with a fancy name.

2020-2050 growth,

change, progress, hope.