Nostradamus and the COVID19 pandemic

Let me first state that I became “sheltered in place” when my wife died last year. My wife was a priest, so many of her friends were other priests or her parishioners. I was the spouse of a priest, and content with my wife being my only true friend. When my wife died, so too did all of her friends that said they loved my wife – she was truly a Saint.  Because I have spent most of my married life as the ‘house-husband’ of my wife, who spent much of his time writing about Nostradamus and how to understand Scripture [i.e.: in the vernacular of ‘normal’ Americans – “a do-nothing”], that history made me seem like a coronavirus to those so-called friends of my wife’s, who said they were friends of mine. After my wife died, they avoided me like the plague; so I had nothing left to do but the same ole same ole – write in place, sheltered in my home. I am writing and editing a series of books that I plan on publishing later this year. It has nothing to do with Nostradamus, but he always gets some mentions (unavoidably). The series of books has a lot to do with Scripture, but it also involves astrology.  Amazingly, astrology is in the Holy Bible.  I know astrology and so did Nostradamus. That is another of the reasons my wife’s pretend holy friends stay away from me. Christians [I use that term loosely] love to secretly hate others, especially true Christians.  They secretly [and maybe not so much] think Nostradamus was evil, even though if cornered they would pee themselves admitting they know nothing about Nostradamus [or anything of value about Scripture either].  Anyway, the part of my books that I am editing now is heavily leaned towards astrology; and, to be honest, I get bored writing about that. So, it is easy to find the slightest reason to do something else. I found that reason yesterday while watching network news on television. Some bimbo talking head announced something about the dangers of the pandemic the world is in now. Her lips flapped out, “Biblical proportions.” My first thought was, “What do you think you know about anything Biblical?” I turned the television off and walked away. However, it made me think, “Nostradamus wrote about this stuff in the news. Maybe I should look up what he wrote.”  The excuse to not edit just arrived!

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