Happy Sunday all...
We have a St Patrick’s Day show...am looking forward to Have Gun Will Travel, Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator, and The NBC University Theatre...
How are you?
Hi, Vision. I guess the hysterical madness over this damnable flu is going to prevail and destroy our nation. It’s infuriating.
Other than the imminent zombie apocalypse, how’s it going with you?
Welp, here's your update: I had an appointment with my hematologist for tomorrow morning (this crap with having doctors inside
and outside the network can drive you to drink), and I found a voice mail on my phone: after further consideration (as if I knew there were any to begin with), all outpatient appointments, including lab work, are canceled. Patients will be notified when new info is available, and we will be contacted once existing appointments are rescheduled. After a little web surfing, I discovered that there's a new Corona Extra Virus case - this time, in LaGrange, GA, 20 minutes from here and where the main hospital is and both my doctors have their offices. This Typhoid Mary was sick enough to get admitted and quarrantined. I saw Trump's 15 day statement, and pieces started to fall into place in that dark, cob-webbed, echoing noggin of mine. Tonight, The Queen wanted Taco Bell for dinner since I strained another pec doing something I shouldn't have and didn't feel like cooking, and when I got there, the inside restaurant was
closed. They had someone outside directing customers to the drive-thru. When I left, it looked like several other places were following suit (being right off the interstate there, we have Fast Food Row, and a few pretty passable sit-down joints, too). The store shelves have been emptied of most non-perishables in the local area, as well, but I have a hoard of the most important commodity of all: TOILET PAPER! LOLOL.
I don't know what it's like where you live, but for better or worse, legitimate or not, it's starting to get real down here, folks. As if there haven't been enough of them filmed from fertile creative minds already, we are going to see virus apocalypse films pop up like toadstools for the next 25 years. (Actually, the independent ones are generally better than the usual Hollywood dreck.)