This is St Patrick’s Day March
17, 2020. Last night was your usual
news and I turned on the BBC news at six.
I had bouts of drowsiness here and there. I got an egg sandwich with my
medication. It was Jeopardy and Wheel
of Fortune. I think they still both had
audiences. It was Law and Order Sexual
Victims Unit at eight. I went to bed at
nine. I was restless and got up a little
after four and showered. It’s clear sky
outside for the majority of the sky with clouds off to the east. Hopefully we will get bright sunshine
today. The ultraviolet rays help kill
the germs. Let’s pray that it won’t be
till July or August when this epidemic ends.
Let’s hope they will be able to have proms and graduations and
weddings. Let’s hope the Olympics still
go on and that the party conventions are held normally. We need to be prayer warriors. We have this arsenal of divine power we aren’t
tapping into. Let’s think positively for
once. I made myself instant coffee here
because they have stopped serving coffee in the dining room entirely now. I don’t know why. I turned on Democracy Now at twenty after
five but it was more doom and gloom about the virus. Yesterday I turned on Democracy Now at five
fifteen and it was doom and gloom about the Corona virus. Stephanie Miller had the Rude Pundit on at
six thirty. We’re almost to the bottom
of the page. Let’s hope the epidemic
lasts only a few weeks. In China they
are going back to work now. It hasn’t
been that many weeks. Like Trump says,
this virus will cycle through and we’ll be back to normal. Today is Paul Evans’s birthday. I know he’s in his early eighties but doesn’t
look it. I guess they won’t be having
any celebrations here, but I’m not sure.
The primaries are going on as scheduled. I was wearing a green shirt yesterday but it
smalls like cigarettes so I changed it to a non-green shirt. That’s very unusual. I guess there will be no gathering in bars
today to celebrate. The Romulans are
still celebrating. This guy has a website on democracy now with
35 million viewers, about half of them in the United States. He learned how to code websites just by
watching others. Yesterday they tested
the first vaccine for the Civid 19 virus.
The faster we can put this in general usage, the better.
(Monday) This is later and I
didn’t get my medication till nine thirty when I heard my name called. Thom Hartman says this crisis won’t be over
till next year preferably till a democratic administration takes control. I would measure this crisis in weeks rather
than months. The information I’ve seen
indicates that by June it will be over.
It would be unthinkable to cancel the Olympics this year. This is unusual for a virus not to show
symptons for fourteen days. Thom says
this virus could mutate but into a milder form because all of the really bad
cases die off and don’t spread it. Thom
Hartman was pleased with Biden’s performance in the debate. His faith in Joe is strengthened and now he
feels he could hold his own with the President. In Los Angeles county they have closed all
bars, theaters, nightclubs, bowling alleys, arcades and health clubs. Hopefully we can get through this rough patch
and get back to normal. But Thom Hartman
says we’ll never get back to what normal used to be. I hope not.
I hope a year from now this will all be a bad dream and not another
continuing 9 – 11 situation.
(Monday) The democratic debate
last night lasted two hours and not three.
I took one cigarette break after an hour. Sanders kept returning to his Medicare for
all message. He hit the
fundamentals. Biden was more interested
in saying that this is a war with the virus and that he may have to bring the
military in to enforce order. He
stressed that fees will be waved for things like drugs and doctor’s visits and
not to worry and the solution to our current problem has nothing to do with
socialized medicine that Sanders talks about.
They also discussed global warming and climate change. Biden has convinced me he’s serious about
tackeling this problem. He wants to end
subsedies for oil drilling and the like.
Biden still wants to keep fracking because the carbon footprint is
smaller with natural gas than it would be with oil or coal. Sanders says it’s a crisis and he wants a
revolution. I don’t recall foreign
policy being discussed much. As the
session progressed they spent less and less time talking about the virus.
This is Monday morning
after six and Stephanie is on vacation but they are playing a post Christmas
clipof her right now. Jody Hamilton and
Chris and Travis are in the studio.
Stephanie has canceled the rest of her sexy liberal tours. Everything is canceled. The governor is ordering the closing down of
all the bars and casinos and restaurants and theaters are being cut to half
capacity to facilitate social distancing.
Meanwhile we are told not to visit our elderly relatives, which to me is
a terrible idea because these people need reassurance. This morning I was restless and Joe had the
TV on before four thirty. They aren’t
serving any coffee in the dining room.
You see patches of clear sky out but it isn’t hopeful for sunshine. (Today I'm more hopeful)
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