My dystopian future
Saturday May 8 2021 There used to be so many more stars at night. As a kid, we lived in the country, far from any big town and we learned to identify some of the constellations. At least the easy ones, like the big dipper that was a primary connect-the-dots to resemble its name. To … Continue reading 147. That’s no moon
Tuesday March 9 2021 On March 9, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced a state of emergency after three (only 3!) individuals tested positive for COVID-19.donnatopia.com, Frog in a Hot Pot, March 31 2020 We're marking the one year anniversary of living in our New Normal world, which is really a kind of dodgy thing to … Continue reading 136. Changing the tune
Sunday September 6 2020 My husband’s Aunt Jean was one of the last of the Greatest Generation of our family when she passed in 2016. She was a remarkably intelligent woman, with a sharp sarcastic wit that kept you at constant attention. Jean was not a woman to be dismissed. She was a force, a … Continue reading 87. Corralling wild polio
Saturday July 25 2020 Just to prove that I have neither the intellect or internal malice to be a criminal mastermind, I did another search today on the mystery China seed mailings and was surprised with one suggestion what could be behind this. I’m over here thinking botanical warfare or something when it might be … Continue reading 66. Scam-patties
