Just in Case

Hello Everybody, Frank here.

This morning after breakfast and having a second cup of coffee, we were reading Bison Prepper. Yes, I know at times he can be a tad bit salty, but I’ve never had problems with salt, I actually have to add it to my diet even though I have had heart surgery.

What I’m getting at here is at the bottom of his daily rant, which I thoroughly enjoy, I think the man is brilliant, he gave us a list of other ways to stay in touch with him just in case things go dark. We all know that your computer can get a virus, just like you and I can. We all know that our government is doing the best it can to control the proliferation of viruses. I guess the key part is – the best they can, but I’m getting off track here.

What Bison Prepper did was to give out other ways to stay in touch with him and his writings. Just in case, in his case, things go dark, we’re talking about midnight in the back of a cave, he took the time to say thank you for this time we’ve had together. 

It’s kind of like Bob Hope singing Thanks For the Memories. I got to see Bob Hope. It was the winter of 1970-71 in northern South Korea. Great show. If you never had the chance to see Bob Hope, you really missed a classic. And it was free, my uncle paid for it. Did I say it was cold that day?

You may get a virus on your computer, and you may get a virus. I could walk outside today and have a tree fall on me, or the Big Guy could just say, “Frank, time’s up. Time to come home.” I believe that my temporal world in that case would go dark, but I’m not really sure, well, pretty sure.

Boys and girls, ladies and gentlemen, if that happens today or tomorrow and I don’t take this opportunity, then I would be remiss in my duties and responsibilities. Now, I don’t have any plans of immediately checking out, so don’t read that into this. But I do want to earnestly and wholeheartedly say, “Thank you.”

Fern and I have had a different form of communication with some extremely interesting people. It has been a blessing and a gift to our lives. I mean that. I really mean that.

So, from the bottom of my heart, which does have a couple of extra connections now, I want to genuinely say, “Thank you.”

If today is the day, or tomorrow, somebody pulls the plug on the internet, or the Big Guy pulls the plug on you or me, “Thank you.”

May God and Peace be with you.

WE’LL talk more later,  Frank 
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