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| Bag o' masks for COVID. January 2022. |
Doing my part to contribute to the historical record for COVID, I present my bag o' masks, above.
Each has a history.
My daughter, Kit, made the yellow and aquamarine-navy masks for me. I like the cheery fabrics she chose.
The sage green terry masks below were the first cloth masks I bought, back in Tucson.
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| Sage green cloth masks. Tucson, Arizona. May 2020. |
The Alabama mask is one of three I collected at Alabama welcome centers.
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| Alabama state mask. March 2021. |
I have others, including a Black Lives Matter mask that I bought from an employee who made them, at an enlightened Best Buy in Jefferson City, Missouri. Some employees at that Best Buy wore this mask, and it impressed the hell out of me that the Best Buy management in Jefferson City supported their employees in doing so.
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| Black Lives Matter COVID mask. Made in Jefferson City, Missouri. |
I had a lovely mask that a friend made for me; it had a watercolorish fish design on it. I gave this mask to my mother; it was so beautiful. Alas, it's been lost to the unknown somewhere.
Other bags
April 2014: My Louisiana Dance Bag
In COVID's early days: March 2020: Tucson, Arizona: COVID-19 Unfolding, Part 9: A New Kind of Dance Bag
In Silver City, New Mexico, January 2013, my dear festival bag on the motel room door:
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| Hat and bags, in for the night. Silver City, New Mexico. January 2013. |
I still have the hat. And the small black bag.
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