Reflections From a Murky Pond

Safety Dance!

Yeah, I admit it. I’m hearing Men Without Hats’ 1982 hit, “Safety Dance” while watching this svelte Black beauty rocking her covidkini on a rooftop.

Safety Dance!

Safety!
Safety-dance!
Ah we can dance if we want to, we can leave your friends behind
Cause your friends don’t dance and if they don’t dance
Well they’re are no friends of mine
I say, we can go where we want to, a place where they will never find
And we can act like we come from out of this world
Leave the real one far behind,
And we can dance

Yeah! One, I’m old enough to remember when “Safety Dance” was big on the radio. Two, I live in NYC, Brooklyn specifically, and rooftops are a thing here. And, three and finally, I love the intersection of sexiness and the pluck to take the lemons 2020 gave us and make lemonade.

The Weather Today: Hot With A Chance Of Sprinkles
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Today’s weather forecast claims it will be hot with a chance for sprinkles. I, for one, hope the weather guessers got it right this time. 😛

Safety Safety Safety!

Corona QTs, showing the world at large that, even if “safety” is mandated as first, hotness – much like life – will find a way.

While I’m not against all, or even most, of the initial responses to COVID-19, the blind, slavish, eagerness that a lot people showed towards following what were quite destructive and draconian quarantine measures is quite disturbing. Not surprising, but quite disturbing.

And the way you jumped on the social engineering point of this all being to protect others instead of ourselves and branded any dissenters as public enemies, was and is even more disturbing.

Save The Damn Bees!
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Africanization, habitat loss for some wild species, colony collapse disorder, and now Murder Hornets! We seriously need to save the bees – specifically, the European Honey Bee (a melange of various Apis mellifera subspecies).

Really! Save The Damn Bees!
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And Hellfire! Forget the agriculture. Think of the honey and all the wonderful things it can be drizzled upon. I mean Karo and/or Golden syrup are all well and good, but honey is better.