It is three thirty in the morning. The only sound that can be heard is the nightly cricket serenade. You are fast asleep. Your family is asleep throughout the house. Suddenly, a loud crash jolts you from the depths of comfort and quiet. You leap to your feet, grab your personal protective weapon and, […]
Author: Daniel Buckner
I'm a mid-life dreamer. I'm a kid in a candy store of realities, ideas, and hopes. I write like a blue collar. I speak like a non-scholar. Occasionally, I live like Richard Halliburton... on bed rest.
A few years before I came into this world, North America was in a state of conflict. *Wavy Image as we move through the years* The year was 1775. The day was April 19th. A local farmer and veteran of King George’s War and the French and Indian Wars was working his fields when he […]
And still it burns
As the World Burns
I keep hearing about how dangerous social events and gatherings are from politicians and commentators that don’t wear masks. I cannot count the number of times that employed and well compensated people in the news have told others that we must defeat the threat of COVID19. Down south we have a saying. When something is […]
Mind your Mask-er…I mean Master!
“There will come a day when a governor demands that all people wear masks when outdoors.” If I had heard such a startling line of nonsense a year ago I would have suspected the speaker of inhaling something other than a virus. It seems like something that transcends even the grimy fog of D.C. arrogance […]
Fear with Friends
Once in a while I can be trusted to take notice of something beyond fishing weather and the price of gas at the pumps. I don’t spend all of those other moments hiding under a rock. Keeping up with important details isn’t so bad. It just seems to me that 24/7 is more time than […]