I am finally feeling better. Word on the street is that another variant of Omicron is in circulation. Double-masked for a while. The new normal. Yesterday, I received a package from Brian; it was a set of legal documents for him to have administrative rights over my late father's estate. An inciteful reminder of the … Continue reading January 31, 2022
A sudden fracture within the norm gave way to an unexpected tragedy. A single infection shut down the world. Despite the unprecedented events, we sought peace and equality. Our reality is now planted in a virtual world. A King showed us the meaning of strength and commitment; a loss we cannot recover. Politicians forsaking the … Continue reading 2020
Leadership is an absent trait. Someone said, there are things more important than dying. Wealth is an addiction. Reports of victory exaggerated. They've corrupted the formula, and something ominous looms around the corner.
A crisis is a catalyst for disruption. Disaster leads to the acceleration of change. Do you feel that? Our homes are still shaking. We bargain with broken scales. The sand darkens the sun; we lost our disinfectant. Do you hear the sound of the swarm? It's knocking on the door.
There is no cure for this tragic circumstance. Cover your words. The treatment comes in a mysterious vial. It helps the fine linen on your lips. Something is better than nothing, so we are told.
We were free to go wherever we chose, without restrictions, until the 21st century. Fear and death came from the sky; then, we gave away our privacy for security - an equitable exchange to go wherever we choose. Now, fear and death come from a contagion. We are not free to go wherever we want. … Continue reading Desperation
Politicians gave us the plague and broke our economy—a new population of the sick and the shut-in. The language of fear changed from 'unprecedented' to 'asymptomatic.' We should have sold everything, then taken the money and run away. It is too late now. The new normal has us trapped in a very dark hole.
I want something good to happen. I wish my thoughts were positive. I want to feel my face again; I promise to wash my hands.
After a tumultuous year in 2019, I looked forward to the possibilities of the year 2020. The beginning of a new decade was exciting to think about. Or so I thought. The year started with my father-in-law being seriously injured in a car accident. A couple of weeks later, I received a speeding ticket for … Continue reading Surreality
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