Last Kiss by John Lustig for May 25, 2020

So, tell us Shelagh, what’s it like being married to a John…?

Praying that she and the rest of her team survives this.

Could someone please tell me how to pronounce Shelagh? Thanks.

Indeed a hardy salute and keep up the good work. From one police first responder to the healthcare first responders.

Good looking wife, John!

Your wife and the other medical personnel fight the virus, the rest of us fight the stupidity.

The war doesn’t make them heroes but how they respond does.

(Not that it’s actually a war. War, famine, pestilence, and plague were concepts and terms common throughout history, not normally treated as the same thing even though they often rode together. This is not intended to belittle the good deeds and heroism involved in standing up to any of them. Someone recently called it a war with an “invisible enemy” because he didn’t understand the terms and thought “war” sounded more dramatic. An enemy wishes you harm. Plague simply sickens, marks, and possibly kills you but without any understanding. Don’t humanize your killer when it isn’t human. There will be no mercy, no armistice, no treaty.)

Well done, John.

May God bless her. My younger daughter works in the ER of a large hospital.

I worry a lot.

Those people were heroes before, now they’re Super Heroes.

And a big Huzzah and stay safe to all the folks that work to keep the hospitals clean and as safe as can be.

There are no words to describe this fight…..God Bless all the heroes who are dedicated to the cause….we thank you!

John, please convey my thanks to your wife, all medical personnel are going over and above during this pandemic.

Tell her to stay 6 ft away from those doctors. One of my favorite 80s bands; a song dedicated to Sheila. https://youtu.be/4k89_UrZXNw

Awesome.

Give Her a big Outstanding from me !

Respect…to include my Sister, Sister in law and Granddaughter in law, all in the nursing profession

Thumbs up to all First Responders!

Very nice sentiment…although, every time we refer to this as a “war”, T Rump seems a little less Commander-in-Chiefy…

Well done, John.

I know nurses who won’t wear masks “because God will protect me.” I tend to keep a state or two between us. I also know charge nurses who could make a Sargent Major and a Marine Gunny weep in a corner while sucking their thumb (and that’s when they’re in a good mood with a fresh coffee pot). Them I trust a bit more. Sadly they frown on it if I punch freedumb Flu Klux Klanners in the throat more than once. Yep, I see this as a war. Best wishes to your wife. I hope she doesn’t take any… crap… from anybody. Those are the keepers (however you want that word to mean).

Yes indeed John

Comic not appropriate for my usual smart remark – Blessings to your wife (and you) and all the other unsung heroes…

You are a good man John.