@LaurenAbramo I feel this. I've temporarily stopped reading a murder mystery series set in the 1920s because despite TWO New Year's Eve stories, a year in which one character was missing presumed dead, the author still insists at the start of every book that it's 1922 and my brain is hurting
If I have to see one more person talk about 'millennials not adhering to social distancing' and then immediately turn and interview a 21 year old who went on Spring Break, I'm going to scream.
THERE ARE NO 21 YEAR OLD MILLENNIALS.
@kakapojayne I think that's why Boris lined up Dominic "Oh I didn't realise Dover was important" Raab as his deputy. Never have someone competent next in line to the throne that'a Despot 101
So it's just dawned on me that my next book is now speculative fiction, set in an alternative April 2020 where everyone is just hanging out, going about their business as normal
@kakapojayne we've had a lifetime of being the responsible ones, reading the warnings and following advice like we were taught in school, while everyone else does what they want. Sacrifice & inconvenience for other peoples (boomers') benefit is our normal. This is what we trained for!