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I went to assist my Mother on Monday, she had outpatient surgery. I have stayed with her for three days and two nights. Her daughters were not available and I guess since I am retired, I was the logical choice.

In that short period of time, my Mom, along with the rest of my siblings, her friends and neighbors, have no clue about what society is experiencing.... none. The state: Tennessee.

Despite what you may hear on the news about the crackdown on Tennessee, no one wears a mask in her town. The surgery center did not wear masks, the grocery stores, the pharmacy, the church or any of the people. None of my family watches the news. They look at the weather or watch parts of the local news, but other than that, nothing.

Half of them are too busy mowing the fields, tending to their gardens, canning or helping out a neighbor to even turn on the TV. It is a whole different world in her town. It is as if time is standing still.

They have a "sense" of what is happening, but refuse to participate. There is no fear or any anger. They are very dependent on their faith with a "God is in control" attitude. They have active devotional with their morning coffee and at night before they retire. They focus on the good and to service of their community. I don't know how to explain it, but it is as if there is a blanket of protection over them.

It was quite a nice vacation to experience this other life, which still exists, before covid. Just thought I would share. I can't help but wonder, now that I am back home, if the great awakening, poal, and the hundreds of other alt sites aren't filled with instigators and shills in order to keep everyone paralyzed, angry and stuck? And to not have the news or Tucker on, was a needed break.

Take care of yourselves and your families. We are all getting older, we never know how much time we have left to spend with each other. Focus on the good and always, thank God for his provisions.

I went to assist my Mother on Monday, she had outpatient surgery. I have stayed with her for three days and two nights. Her daughters were not available and I guess since I am retired, I was the logical choice. In that short period of time, my Mom, along with the rest of my siblings, her friends and neighbors, have no clue about what society is experiencing.... none. The state: Tennessee. Despite what you may hear on the news about the crackdown on Tennessee, no one wears a mask in her town. The surgery center did not wear masks, the grocery stores, the pharmacy, the church or any of the people. None of my family watches the news. They look at the weather or watch parts of the local news, but other than that, nothing. Half of them are too busy mowing the fields, tending to their gardens, canning or helping out a neighbor to even turn on the TV. It is a whole different world in her town. It is as if time is standing still. They have a "sense" of what is happening, but refuse to participate. There is no fear or any anger. They are very dependent on their faith with a "God is in control" attitude. They have active devotional with their morning coffee and at night before they retire. They focus on the good and to service of their community. I don't know how to explain it, but it is as if there is a blanket of protection over them. It was quite a nice vacation to experience this other life, which still exists, before covid. Just thought I would share. I can't help but wonder, now that I am back home, if the great awakening, poal, and the hundreds of other alt sites aren't filled with instigators and shills in order to keep everyone paralyzed, angry and stuck? And to not have the news or Tucker on, was a needed break. Take care of yourselves and your families. We are all getting older, we never know how much time we have left to spend with each other. Focus on the good and always, thank God for his provisions.

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how did you know?

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I'm a Hillbilly. I 'growed' up in the Smoky Mountains of NC, hell we're practically kin. That and my moniker might've had something to do with knowing. Felt like I was visiting home when I was reading your post. Thanks for that.

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Well, nice to know you Six Cents, I may just move back there one day. Too bad more could not grow up with those values and traditions.

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You as well, Loose Ends. I no longer live there, out in the middle of nowhere, Oklahoma now. Different landscape but same kind of folk. Me and the wife, our youngest daughter, her husband and 3 girls have been kicking around the idea of moving and E. TN was certainly high up on the list. Ain't no trout streams out here for nothin'.