If I were going to sneak into a country, I’d have a check list of things I’d need to do before heading on my journey. Pretty high up on that list would be to learn their language. If I didn’t have the time or ability to do that, I’d figure
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According to the CDC’s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), as of last Friday, there have been 609 “adverse events” after being injected with a COVID-19 vaccine that have resulted in death. Now, I can’t tell by looking at the data if the deceased were already deathly sick from something
A couple of days ago, I posted a quote of mine. Maybe someone said it before I did but I don’t remember hearing it. It looked like this: I started thinking some more about it and decided that I should give it some additional attention. We’ve all heard (and some
If today I said that I identified as a woman, those who know me would believe I was joking. They would think that it’s just another one of those things I do to see if I can get a reaction out of people or to make a point. If tomorrow
I ran into a friend of mine earlier this week. Let’s call her “Jessica”. She was all excited about the possibility of getting a COVID-19 vaccine. The conversation went something like this. Jessica: My whole family is planning on getting the vaccine as soon as possible. Me: Why? Jessica: Because
Now you can listen to this article on The PonkaBlog Podcast! I’m not a person who normally buys into conspiracy theories. You know what I’m talking about. I’m talking about the crazy scenarios that people invent to connect otherwise unconnectable events. While I do believe the government keeps us in
If you believe the experts, I should have had COVID-19 by now. Because I haven’t bought into the COVID panic, and I don’t take any precautions. I don’t social distance and I don’t wear a mask while driving my car, walking my dog or riding my bike. In fact, the
Late last summer, I jokingly told my dad that the virus would magically disappear on November 4th because that was the day after the election. Looking back, I can see I was a bit naïve. The magic date wasn’t November 4th, it was January 20th. You see, if the virus
I’m about to say something that’s likely to trigger a lot of people: Boys and girls are not the same. There. I said it. It doesn’t seem like that should be controversial, but apparently it is. Let’s continue. If you stood a boy and a girl side-by-side and asked anyone
I learned a new word last week and it has quickly climbed the ranks to be my most favorite word. That word is “bescumber”. It’s a wonderful word. I like the way it sounds. Say it with me…bescumber. Having grown up on a dairy farm, I bescumbered for years and