Optimism From Sarah Hoyt

I’ve posted a little bit about how my job may be in jeopardy due to the vax mandate. I haven’t said much because I cherish privacy. Also, I’d rather not let my job monopolize more pleasant (and important!) parts of life.

Even so, the struggle hasn’t been without benefit. I needed to be reminded that a job is just a job and a soul is a soul. I am surprisingly thankful for that.

I also note that the torturous worry and mood swings and stress of a career in the noose has gradually changed. What started as doom doesn’t have the same black finality. My personal moment of greatest darkness was several weeks ago.

I could be wrong but it feels like the tide has changed. Do you feel it too?


I’m not the only one seeing hope on the horizon. The incomparable Sarah Hoyt has som words of wisdom on the matter:

Spit out the black pill. You KNOW PRECISELY where it’s been. Rinse your mouth.

She included a link to Bill Whittle who shares equal optimism:

 

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