A found poem:
What’s hilarious about covid, whether youre antivaxx, anti-mask, believe its a hoax, believe somehow you’re special and exempt cause 1% and all and no one you know has it…
…Thing is. Whether it’s your family members, loved ones, friends, everyone you interact with even for two seconds, or just someplace you just placed your wee little hand. Whether you’re high up in life or down in the streets. Don’t matter. There’s no hiding from this game. You don’t know how many of them right now are rolling that pair of dice. Over. And. Over. And the funny part. They won’t know if they’ve won.
Just imagine it. You walk in the house. The entire family is sitting at the kitchen table. Rolling dice
Kim K. McCrea 
Yeah, a queer form of gambling with nothing to take home for winnings. Like that. Cool title too. Turn blind looking at that action.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Yes, I am familiar with this routine about “I don’t know anyone . . . ” A friend just spoke to her cousin in the UK, back from the pub unmasked and certain he’s perfectly safe because he doesn’t know anyone . . .
I don’t know anyone who has admitted they have covid-19, but my sister-in-law knows four people who have died. It reminds of the mad cow scare. I heard the same thing, except I knew of three people, one of them a friend, who died of mad cow. Just lucky?
LikeLiked by 1 person
Better born lucky than good, Jan
LikeLike
sixes n sevens n nines
xo
LikeLiked by 1 person
…snake eyes…
LikeLiked by 1 person