What’s your favorite guilty pleasure?
Rene Munos, MexicoStealing. I like the excitement.G. Lilly, AspenWhen I’m not painting I feel guilty about it because that’s what I was chosen to do.Julianno Olivera, BrazilI eat a lot of milk chocolate, pizza, McDonald’s and cookies. I don’t get myself good food.Karen Turner, Troon, ScotlandIce cream, because it tastes good and I know it’s got too many calories.Denise Bondy, MichiganI never feel guilty.Gustavo Trani, ItalyAlcohol. I keep drinking and the next day I say, “What did I do?” Too much alcohol.
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A half-million Coloradans have already signed up for the state’s new coronavirus-tracking notification tool
About 10% of Colorado’s population are using the new tool, called Exposure Notifications, which officials hope will improve their contact-tracing efforts.
