As I've written the up side to this Plague is that it will at last kill off the 20th century. That, and hopefully the surviving leadership of that deadly age.

After this Pandemic the 21st century will finally begin.

As for myself I've seen death, and nearly died any number of times...just two years ago my last encounter with the Angel of Death.
I've watched friends, and loved one's die over the years all around me.
I lost four more since last summer...comes with age.

I have no problem with going.

I even like the idea of passing with millions in a classical plague.
This was once a common exit for people before the invention of industrial warfare.
It's going with a few shreds of dignity that matters.
While lying in hospital I'd hear folks all around me praying, actually weeping to invisible men their deities to save them,...they were still afraid of death.

At their age I was surprised.

Religion did that to them.
It took they're dignity from them when they needed it most.
So no other than rational precautions I'm not watching the rash of how-to desperate videos on how to claw onto the last moment of life.

I've had a life thanks.
Any extra is gravy.

The downside is I can't go to the movies,...been a while.
I miss the hot dogs, and popcorn.

It's really not the film.
Most are such shit. It's the ritual. The going the hanging out the sacraments of soda pop hot dogs, and popcorn. That, and the yelled out wisecracks from the audience during really bad films. That's what going to the movies is for.

I miss it, and may never see it again.

That's my only regret.