I Knew But I Had Forgotten – VOTE
Sometimes you have to do something regardless of reasons not to. Or at least I do. When this happens, I say that I have been called, meaning I am compelled […]
One of America’s most prominent conservative columnists wants Republicans to lose in 2020
For the better part of the last four decades, George F. Will has been at the intellectual center of American conservatism. Now he is calling for a full-blown rout of […]
Protests and Voting
The following is an “essay” by President Obama about the actions that will shape our future if we are wise enough to use both: As millions of people across […]
Day 18 of Incarceration, April 2, 2020
There are now 1 million coronavirus cases worldwide with nearly a quarter in the United States according to Johns Hopkins University. Beginning April 2nd, first responders will have the […]
Day 16 and 17 of Incarceration, March 31 and April 1
Fast forward to the poll watch from The Week for the week of May 8: 60% of Americans say their $1200 stimulus checks won’t get them out of financial trouble […]
Day 15 of Incarceration, March 30
Pastor Rodney Howard-Browne of The River at Tampa Bay Church Fast forward from the week of April 24, 2020 According to Gallup, even after governments lift distancing restrictions and […]
Days 13 and 14 of Incarceration, March 28 and 29
Checkpoint stopping people from out of state The local See’s Candy shop has been closed locally for several days. I thought I was clever so I ordered myself a pound […]
Days 11 and 12 of Incarceration, March 26 and 27
The diagram above is included just so that people know what a diagram is. I know that sounds silly but I don’t think that t does, or maybe he just […]
Day 9 – 10 of Incarceration, March 24-25
Before I begin this blog, as of the week of April 10 93% of Americans say they are social distancing. 82% are washing their hands frequently 6% say they have […]
Incarceration Day 7 and 8
Day 7 of Incarceration, 3/22 We walked 4 miles. It was very strange. It was a usual Sunday morning – too early for church – but a time there is […]
Sherie Labedis 