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It’s obvious to me that our government refuses to adhere to medical experts’ advice, defying the basic premises and thereby providing a virtual continuation of the pandemic. Facts and sad statistics have proven that children are also vulnerable and that any age group is susceptible to this plague. Luckily my grandchildren are homeschooled so will not adhere to these new rules. Our government refuses to be culpable in this whole mess. In fact they must revel in it, referenced by their actions. The king reigns on only to benefit himself.
In the news today – so called “experts”:

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https://fivedotoh.com/2020/07/08/fowc-with-fandango-culpable/#like-44596
Technically it is Wednesday, 1:02 in the morning. I just finished watching Will Ferrell with Jerry Seinfeld on Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee (Netflix version). I love this show and after a hard day it is a great pick me up. If you have a cat you will get a great laugh watching Will when they are in a cafe and Jerry talks about getting a cat for his wife.
You know that feeling when you’ve spent hours five – ten pm on the phone, computer in a chat or on hold with customer service? I had put in a grocery order and received a text photo showing groceries at a door–just not my door. I tried to contact the deliverer and they were already offline . Trying to explain what happened over five calls and a chat, you can imagine. All said and done, I have no idea whose fault it was, or care. Deliverer said they were given the wrong address, Instacart chat person tried to blame me , said I gave the wrong address which is already established in the order app, and a confused deliverer showed up at my door twice, once to say she got it wrong but it was not her fault and an hour later to bring bags of what I don’t know. I was not about to accept delivery after the frozen and cold items had been left at someone else’s home. How she explained it was all a bit fishy and I said no thanks. Why is it never simple and straightforward?

https://lindaghill.com/2020/07/08/one-liner-wednesday-july-8th-that-feeling-when/#like-14671

A part of aging in a person’s distress
Is a loss of taste not only in dress
Food that used to be especially delicious
Now doesn’t measure up, a plot malicious!
No wonder oldsters pile on the salt
Wanting remembered taste, not their fault!
Bodies and bones get more fragile
Losing ability to be more agile
Aging, they say is better than not
I have to agree with that happy thought.
🧂🧂🧂
https://wordofthedaychallenge.wordpress.com/2020/07/07/aging/
I love the forest
Love the trees
However in a city
There is none of these
I miss the green sitting in indoors
Unlike the wooded beauty
Or walking upon moors
Some people try for plastic
Plants and flowers chose
Not for me, sorry, not happy with
Any of those.
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http://pensitivity.wordpress.com/2020/07/06/three-things-challenge-288/

Eye of beholder
Simple beauty constructed
Frame not optional
https://amanpan.com/2020/07/06/eugis-weekly-prompt-observation-july-6-2020/#like-66697

If you’ve been asleep, stayed in place, and never went into the eerie field of Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, you probably have missed the vox populi. Unfortunately you can stumble into a world of blame that does not fade into the woodwork. A blood orange meteor that mocks harmony has caused a deepening void in the world.
“We must acknowledge and accept this object from the great beyond” is some persons current motto, but this is no foreign visitor. Instead, it is an ingrained thought in every human. The fight should be to reject these inner demons and act with compassion and love.
The chorus words of this song really hit home today:
Take this sinking boat and point it home
We’ve still got time
Raise your hopeful voice, you have a choice
You’ll make it now
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