Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur explain the media is deliberately publishing misinformation about the number of TRUE NEW ILLNESSES. The number used in headlines was simply reporting a backlog of cases that should have been reported a long time ago. As Denise explains, her “rights don’t end at someone else’s fear”.

Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur say so many people are just done with this quarantine, including themselves and their families and friends. The isolation had reached the point where it was becoming a real psychological problem. But at the same time, they are not doing things which they know would be reckless.

Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur do not think it is selfish to go back to work. Those staying sheltered are expecting others to go to work to support their “stay at home” needs. Why is that not selfish? Until we get herd immunity, we will not be in good shape as a society, and that cannot happen with everyone staying at home. Teri and Denise have a lot to say about this.

Teri Netterville shares her Mother’s Day experience this year under the lockdown. For those who could, it was nice to be with family.

Denise Arthur and Teri Netterville talk about how the quarantine has impacted family interactions and plans for this Mother’s Day.

Denise Arthur tells Teri Netterville about the trend now to have adult women serving as flower girls in weddings. What’s up with that?

Our @American Mamas, Denise Arthur shares with Teri Netterville a true story example of lack of appropriate patience by too many Americans these days.

Denise Arthur and Teri Netterville describe the challenges of remembering all the details of the job when going back to work after weeks of being in quarantine. Can you even remember how to get dressed for work any more?

Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur are very excited about the apparent revival of spiritual interest. They talk about a television series, “The Chosen”, which is about the life of Jesus as told by those who knew him. You can find more information at https://studios.vidangel.com/the-chosen

Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur agree with so many people they are ready to walk into a nice restaurant, sit down at a table, be served drinks, rolls, and chips, and order food to eat which they did not first have to cook. They also know the first steps to transiting out of this quarantine will also be very different.