I don't know, you tell me. It sure feels that way. How else do you interpret, "We have a very narrow window to tie reopening policy to vaccination status. Because otherwise, if everything is reopened, then what's the carrot going to be? How are we going to incentivize people to actually get the vaccine? We need to make it clear to them that the vaccine is the ticket back to pre-pandemic life." Guess what? The sun IS good for something - like shrinking the COVID-19 vaccine. I feel like that's common sense? Book review of the week: "The Last of the Moon Girls" by Barbara Davis. An update on our cargo trailer and my Patreon is open! Come join us!

Mentioned in podcast:

CNN's Dr. Leana Wen: Make It Clear To People That The Vaccine Is Their "Ticket Back To Pre-Pandemic Life" And Freedom

Intermission music:

Smile by LiQWYD | https://www.liqwydmusic.com

So are we? Living in a permanent pandemic? What does your gut tell you? I think the government is going to try its hardest to inject at much fear, as often as it can, for as long as it can. The question is, will we be warriors or sheeple? Have you been paying attention to the situation at the border? It's disgusting that we've served those poor people to human traffickers. Also, Biden's mental capacity seems to be getting worse. I think it's elder abuse! Book review this week is Andrew Mayne's "Looking Glass." And my Patreon is open! Come join us!

Mentioned in podcast:

Watch Biden Lapse Into Complete Nonsense During Most Important Press Conference of His Life

Breathing Classified As Microaggression

Pelosi claims absolute power to control membership of U.S. House

Last Month, US-Mexico Border Traffickers Earned $14M A Day

19 senators at border blast Biden: Let media see 'the tragedy'

Biden Announces Planned Re-Election Bid For 2024

Are We Living In a 'Permanent Pandemic'?

Drug overdoses an unintended consequence of COVID stimulus payments, experts say

Neutralizing Antibodies Against SARS-CoV-2 Variants After Infection and Vaccination

Intermission music:

Where Did The Time Go? by Pyrosion | https://soundcloud.com/pyrosion

California is close to opening it's theme parks again - with the stipulations that it can't operate over 15% capacity and no screaming, singing or shouting allowed. In other words, you may go but you may not have fun! Question: would you stay home if the government paid you more than you could make at your job? Rand Paul spears Dr. Fauci to the wall like a trapped bug and it's so satisfying to see him squirm for a change. Book review this week is "Winter's Curse" by Mary Stone. And two strange story ideas that are actually true. Also, my Patreon is VERY close to being completed! Stay tuned!

Mentioned in podcast:

Theme parks urged to protect guests from coaster screaming risks

Intermission music:

And Watch The Birds Fly by Sapajou | https://soundcloud.com/sapajoubeats

Also - why are people so gung-ho to line up, stick out an arm and get jabbed with an experimental injectable? It's not a vaccine, it's something the government is using to give people false hope. Does anyone really believe we'll get back to normal? Too much power for too long equals tight control. Book review this week is "Elsewhere" by Dean Koontz. Funny headlines from the Babylon Bee plus two exciting announcements!

Mentioned in podcast:

Woman arrested for refusing to wear face mask at Galveston bank

Intermission music:

Quiet Night by Tokyo Music Walker | https://soundcloud.com/user-356546060

This episode I talk about how a large percentage of the country want to split off and become regions "of like-minded people." Why does that premise sound so familiar ...? Hunger Games anyone? Also, did you know there are gender-bending chemicals that make men more feminine and females more aggressive? Do you think that's contributing to all of this gender dysphoria and confusion? Hhmm.... Book review this week is an ARC - "The Girl in Block 49B" by Dorian Box. Hopefully you have power and can hear this podcast - stay warm!

Mentioned in podcast:

Trump Defense Attorney Owns CBS News Reporter

New York Times Calls For Banning Coffee Shops After Learning People Can Have Uncensored Conversations There 

Nearly one-third of Americans want to break up U.S. into like-minded countries

Voters NOW believe Joe Biden is a 'puppet' of the far-left

What Are ‘Gender Bending’ Chemicals Doing To Our Boys and Girls?

Candace Owens Show: Jacki Deason

Why more men are suffering from infertility than ever before

Book Review: The Girl in Block 49B by Dorian Box

Intermission music:

Take Off by LiQWYD | https://www.liqwydmusic.com

I don't know about you but I'm tired of living in historic times. Novel virus, insane lockdowns, "peaceful" riots and a president who is impeached and acquitted - twice. Can we just go back to plain ole boring, please? Book review this week is "The Girl Beneath the Sea" by Andrew Mayne - and I've determined that Mayne may be my new favorite author. As usual, I offer stranger than fiction story ideas including soaking a pair of jeans and shaping them so they stand straight in freezing temperatures to preserve a parking space, of all things. Also, I'm ready for warm weather.

Mentioned in podcast:

Biden mulls domestic travel restrictions despite improving COVID backdrop

Intermission music:

Avalon by Scandinavianz | https://soundcloud.com/scandinavianz

Listen to my hair saga of trying to find a new stylist. (Thanks lockdowns) Preparing for mandatory vaccine requirements at work. How to save America? That really is the question. And exploring other Wordpress blogs - how in the world do you find them? Thanks for listening to what's on my mind this week. Talk to you soon!

Mentioned in Podcast:

America Frontline Doctors Vaccine Video (scroll down the page)

Write From Karen Blog

Intermission Music:

Sunny Winter Day by Vlad Gluschenko | https://soundcloud.com/vgl9

This is not a drill: Black Lives Matter organization gets nominated for a Nobel Peace prize, the media claim there's only one side to a story - their story, Dr. Fauci recommends wearing THREE masks and Senator Hawley stands up for the right - FINALLY. Book review this week is an ARC called "The Last Goodbye" and as always, I offer a few story ideas. And yes, the title of this podcast is a REAL thing.

Mentioned in podcast:

Black Lives Matter Movement Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize

Watch Rand Paul crush Stephanopoulos on 'stolen' election

Sen. Hawley: It’s time to stand up against the muzzling of America

30,000 Italian Restaurants Defy Lockdown Rules

Dr Fauci is the highest paid fed gov employee $417,608

Teacher Unions Call School Openings “Racist,” “White Privilege,” And “White Supremacy” Despite Disproportionate Negative Effects On Underprivileged Minorities And Rampant Mental Health Crises

Woman discovers 14 years after wedding that she has the wrong dress

Girl, 1, uninjured when tree crashes through ceiling

Phoenix fire crew uses ladder truck to visit hospitalized co-worker

Man discovers $2M lottery jackpot hours after crashing car

Firefighters attempting goose rescue in Michigan find hunting decoy

Facebook apologizes for confusing landmark name with offensive term

Zoo offers to name roaches, rats after patrons' ex-lovers

Book review on Write From Karen Blog

Intermission music:

Bhangra Bass by Punch Deck | https://soundcloud.com/punch-deck

Antiracism comes to the heartland - Marxism is knocking on our back doors and our teachers are being forced to find where they are on the "oppression matrix." Our world has gone truly mad. Also, why is everyone so obsessed with skin color? What happened to the content of our character? This obsession will not promote unity. This week's book review is "Trust No One" by Debra Webb. (Which perfectly describes our political environment right now). As always, I end the podcast with some story ideas, along with a prompt for romance, horror and mystery. 

Mentioned in podcast:

“Antiracism” Comes to the Heartland

Intermission Music:

Warrior by yoitrax | https://soundcloud.com/yoitrax

Censorship is a cancer that seems to be spreading every day. I still can't believe it's happening and we're either unaware of it, and/or are too afraid to stop it. I spend a considerable amount of time trying to wrap my head around this issue. This week's book review is "Flowers for Algernon" by Daniel Keyes and it's been around for quite some time - I had no idea. I only have a few story ideas for you this week, but they're good ones. 

Mentioned in podcast:

PBS lawyer suggested sending children of Trump voters to 'reeducation camps' where 'they watch PBS all day'

Intermission Music:

Dunes by Vlad Gluschenko | https://soundcloud.com/vgl9