Charlie looks pretty discouraged, but here in Oklahoma it seems that a fair number of people have been able to book a COVID-19 vaccine appointment. Perhaps those who have honed their “black Friday” online shopping skills in the last few years are being more successful.
Still, I’ve heard stories of people having difficulty locking in a time and place to get the COVID vaccine, but it’s mostly from not being quick enough with a mouse or a tap on a phone screen. We all knew demand would exceed supply, so I’m honestly happy to hear that every opportunity to get vaccinated is being seized upon immediately. Another reason for optimism: From all accounts, Oklahoma is doing a fairly good job with the roll out so far.
With the Johnson & Johnson vaccine on the horizon, among others, we are moving toward a bright 2021. Truly, we could be seeing something resembling “normal” life by the end of summer if all goes well, and that should make everyone jump out of bed and dance around. As Willy Wonka famously said: “You should never, never doubt what nobody is sure about.”
Past Sundaze comics
Oklahoma Legislature: A mask for thee, but not for me
Quite the quandary: Q followers feel let down
Pop quiz: What is jeopardizing the state of Oklahoma?
Imagine the day-to-day life of the Q Shaman
The year that was: 2020 blew up the bathroom
All we want for Christmas is more COVID-19 vaccine
The coronavirus turns into a pumpkin at 11 p.m.
Day of fasting a brief end for endless breadsticks?
Farewell Steven Adams, OKC’s second Mr. Thunder
Thanksgiving 2020 should be all about perspective
Mixed messaging on masks still makes no sense
Power problems lead to weird rituals after 2020 storm
Halloween 2020 more of a trick than a treat?
No ICU beds: The spooky movie of the season
Students surely making most of extra screen time
Epic fail? Audit yields more questions on public money
Rough Saturday for Sooners fans
Budget blockbusters from the Cox Convention Center?
College football fun dampened by COVID-19 risks
It wasn’t Neese: An allegory for owning your audio
You’re doing fine in the red zone, Oklahoma
Snail mail: Slugging it out at the U.S. Postal Service
Norman elections always cause a flood of headlines
School 2020: Arts and crafts more like arts and masks
Ready for basketball from the Disney bubble
Kevin Stitt quarantine: Rest up, governor
PPP helps keep the proverbial pizza cooking
Imagine masks: Stitt starts fashion fad to emphasize eyebrows
Mike Gundy has shirt problems
Coronavirus spike: There’s still a pandemic out there
