I’m going to take a break from writing here for a while. I’m not sure for how long, but probably for as long as the pandemic has a chokehold on our attention. My life with myeloma seems to me pretty insignificant in the light of Covid-19. So sayonara. I may still pass along recommendations for your reading pleasure occasionally. The link below will take you to Charles Eisenstein’s website. The article highlighted here is called Coronation and is all about the Covid-19 pandemic and its ramifications. I could have written it myself but he beat me to it. If you’ve been reading my blog you’ll quickly see how closely many of his arguments are to mine. It’s a long piece, but you can handle it.
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Roger Albert - Always a Sociologist: Now Living With Myeloma 
Thank you, Roger, for the for the recommendation to the writings of Eisenstein. He writes from a broad contextual basis from which he extrapolates a vision of the world community that includes the perspective of cleaning the fish tank. This essay is most encouraging for me, especially at this time time of covid-19 attention. I have long admired your perspective from both inside and outside the box and ability to consolidate an analysis of and approach to evolving sustainable systems of living. It is wonderful how you express yourself and your ideas so eloquently.
I wish you well with your challenge with myeloma. huggs John
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