Monthly Archives: December 2021

“When the gates are all down, and the signal is flashing,The whistle is screaming in vain,And you stay on the tracks, ignoring the facts,Well you can’t blame the wreck on the train. __ Don McLean Those lyrics came to mind … Continue reading →

In a recent interview by Bill O’Reilly, Donald Trump was roundly (and deservedly) booed when he announced that he had taken the vaccine booster shot and advised others to do the same. “45” attempted to dismiss the crowd’s reaction as … Continue reading →

Baa, Baa. Fellow American sheep.They’re stealing our freedom While we all sleep. In writing fiction we strive to construct believable plot lines. As authors we realize that we cannot stray too far from a logical progression of events or we … Continue reading →

OMG, Omicron has been loosed upon the world, whatever can we do? Only one fall back position is left to us, when in danger or in doubt, run in circles, scream and shout.” How much longer can this go on? … Continue reading →

After Thanksgiving dinner my daughter-in-law handed me a book and said, “you need to read this.” The book was HARBINGER II by Jonathan Cahn and she was right, I did need to read it. No spoiler alert needed, Mr. Cahn … Continue reading →