The End

 Some stories start at the end. This is an example of that paradigm. 

The end of a country. The end of quality of life. The end of "truth will out," or sane politicians, vaccines, and medical care. Etc.

I am not alone in a fear of the future that death pales against. I personally write from an apartment. It has heat in the winter, A/C in summer, electricity and water, plus an indoor loo. But for how long?

I think it's time for a nap. My lesson from yesterday didn't last the dawn of this day. Back at it tomorrow.

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