The Buckets by Greg Cravens for February 15, 2020

Frank’s attitude might explain a lot of today’s RWNJ.

He skipped the intracerebral implant.

Not “letting” us live in the past? The past was nice and it was different, but it had its own set of problems. I can’t wait until doctors can scan you with a tri-quarter and diagnose instantly. And fix the problem with little use of sharp instruments.

What? Soon I’ll be able to work on a starship? Where can I sign up?

I get it Frank! By the way good upper lip Sarah!

well…..

- new and improved often isn’t

- change for change’s sake is often a bad idea

- just because something is old, doesn’t mean it needs to be replaced

- that being said, some change is a good thing, but the change we seem to get isn’t always the change we really need…

I like listening to old time radio on the internet ( http://yesterdayusa.com or http://radio.macinmind.com/ ). Then there’s Cornell’s Making of America and Hearth projects to read about the past. The more you learn, the more grateful you become that you did not live through it.

If the future offered Frank a jet-pack or a flying car, would he forgive it?

All trump has to do is reinstate the draft, he already has a ‘space force’…