My dystopian future
Wednesday March 24 2021 There's a desperation to see this pandemic in the rear-view mirror. I think we all feel this way, but with denial comes an imbalance to our thoughts. Our center of gravity is shifted. The news these past two weeks has been alarming and I struggle to understand if this newest violence … Continue reading 140. A Violent Trend
Thursday March 4 2021 Let's face it. I'm a small town midwestern girl with absolutely no dreams about moving to the big city. I like a simple life, comfortable shoes, and friendly dogs. Kinda wholesome, right? Then maybe it's not too unexpected that I have a strong value system about what I feel is right. … Continue reading 135. Burn Burgers, Not Books
Monday February 22 2021 Remember when we were heard the news that we reached the milestone of 100,000 deaths in the U.S. due to COVID-19? When was this? Can you take a guess? I was thinking early summer 2020. That was a little late on the mark. The New York Times recognized this macabre event … Continue reading 131. Battling a Milestone
Friday February 5 2021 "Growing up I always thought that quicksand was going to be a much bigger problem than it turned out to be." Pretty accurate, that, thanks to the TV shows that showed the struggle of battling those shifty grains. "Don't struggle," we learned. And "grab onto this," if one was lucky enough … Continue reading 130. Sandy McQuickSand
Thursday January 21 2021 A beautiful and majestic Presidential Inauguration yesterday, no matter how your political views fall. The color commentaries today are all about the symbolic rainbow of women's coats, the pitch-perfect performance of the National Anthem by Lady Gaga, an unrecognizable, blue-jeaned Garth Brooks (where's your had, dude?) singing Amazing Grace, and the … Continue reading 127. Poetic Hope
Saturday January 9 2021 The debate of what led to Wednesday’s riot at the Capitol Building remains a hot discussion, but there are sources suggesting a tweet from President Trump was the watershed moment, with some interpreting it as a call to action. Trump used the Twitter platform to confirm that VP Pence was not … Continue reading 126. Opportunists and Militants
Thursday January 7 2021 News from January 6 2021 Not even a week into the new year and we, the citizens of the United States of America, have made another historic day to add to those of infamy. And by we, I don’t mean all of us. Most of us took on the role of … Continue reading 125. A Day of Infamy 2021
Friday November 6 2020 The President of the United States is golfing today; his 209th golf outing since he’s taken office nearly four years ago. This isn’t really remarkable on its own. All of our presidents enjoyed pastimes to get them through the stress of maintaining the position of one of the most powerful positions … Continue reading 109. Yeah, no, Twitter
Thursday November 5 2020 As Election Day morphs into Election Week, thought you might appreciate an update. But don't worry about that. Because this guy is going to save us.
Wednesday November 4 2020 This morning President Trump claims that he’s already won the election against Biden. A premature announcement at best and, at worst, a false statement. As absentee ballots are still being counted, our president states that he will go to the supreme court to stop the voting. “We’ll be going to … Continue reading 107. Ballot Box Hangover
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