Yearly Archives: 2020

Colorful masks are a common sight in much of the U.S. and Europe. COVID-19 is changing our behavior, and not always for the better.

In an orchestrated attack on downtown Chicago, a caravan of cars poured into the city and looted stores on Miracle Mile and other neighborhoods.

The U.S hit 5 million cases of COVID-19 yesterday, meaning that about 1.6 percent of the population is known to have been infected.

This weekend, we focused on how to obtain firewood at our new prepper property. We need the wood to heat the house and keep our electric bill low.

My daughter texted me a picture of her boyfriend’s new Ford F150, and I was thinking, “Wow, about time he got a real vehicle.” ...

The second wave of COVID-19 appears to be in retreat as cases decline and the curve drops from its mid-July peak.

A safe and effective vaccine will be a step forward, but far from a victory march in the battle against COVID-19.

We kicked off our move by renting a U-Haul and loading it with food and ammo. Dragging it up, over and around the mountains was a chore.

While deaths and cases were down in the U.S., global cases of COVID-19 continue to expand.

Just a brief update today as we have no WiFi or cell signal, and I had to drive into town to get the latest...