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    Clarence Page: Again, I wish you a happy pandemic ‘Blursday’

    With apologies to Clement Clark Moore, may he rest in eternal peace, I offer an update of my pandemic-era update last year of his classic Christmas poem,“ A Visit From St. On a night before Christmas. Once again I was busy.
    by Clarence Page, Tribune Content Agency Dec 17, 2021 2 minutes

    With apologies to Clement Clark Moore, may he rest in eternal peace, I offer an update of my pandemic-era update last year of his classic Christmas poem, “A Visit From St. Nicholas”:

    On a night before Christmas

    In our little house,

    Once again I was busy

    With my computer and mouse.

    Our stockings were hung

    In celebration of peace and freedom

    Next to N95 masks,

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