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Thank You For 500K Good People
Hello friends, I took a couple days off from posting but I got this great notification this morning that I have eclipsed 500,000 all-time views. I don’t know what I did to deserve it other than just posting about stuff that came to my heart and mind and some of it was probably boring.
Thank you for taking your time out of your day to visit my blog and I hope to continue to repay you in some way. As I always say, Keep on Blogging!
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Now is the time to get your COVID-19 tests delivered to your home.
Status Update
It’s cold and rainy so therefore I am making chili-mac which is chili with elbow macaroni noodles. It’s quite tasty.
A Short 2021 Reflection
This year has been tough and for many just terrible. Everyone has been impacted in one way or another. So much has happened and it’s hard to keep up with it. Just ask our friends and neighbors how life has changed. COVID and all that goes with it have worn on us all and taken the lives of so many. Cultural and political upheaval are changing life in our neighborhoods and the world.
My friends, there have been so many other things that have challenged us and I am thinking we are just trying to survive and hope one day to thrive again. In the coming year be good to yourself, your friends, your community because we need 2022 to be better than the previous two years.
When You Can’t Think Of A Word
Dystopian… for the life of me I was trying to think of that word today as it relates to apocalyptic imagery. It was inspired by the song “It’s The End Of The World” by REM. Granted dystopian and apocalyptic don’t always have to go together but they do seem like good friends. Dystopian or dystopia are words that are not in everyday conversation, at least in my corner of the world and I am extremely glad for it if you know what I mean.
It’s frustrating when you know a word and it won’t seem to make it to your mouth. I suppose I had other things to be worried about and the word dystopia wasn’t all that important at the time.
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