Hi everyone, my name is Anna, Alma’s friend with car problems.

A special place (Loch Morar) by Lynne Kirton

Hi everyone, my name is Anna, Alma’s friend with car problems. Hiya! I’ll be your hostess on this blog for a few days or at least until the owner’s calendar is clear.

I’ll try to answer some of the questions asked of me when Alma first introduced me to you all.

First of all, I’m a big fan of Alma’s work. I know it’s great writing for I get to read it before most people. If the sales were better she could spend more time here on the blog. Not many writers are financially well off enough to simply write.

Alma had to take an absence from the blog to work on and finished many of her nearly a thousand stories. Yea, that’s how much work she has done in a lifetime. A lot of it is short stories and essays.

I haven’t read everything she wrote yet… but I’m getting around to it.

Okay, back to me…One of you all asked me some months ago what it is like being deaf. I usually doesn’t answer such questions because I think they’re rather rude but I realized the inquirer’s gesture was well-meaning.

To answer it, you live in a world of silence. I don’t know any other way to describe it. It seems to me that others have a bigger problem with it than I.

Another question asked. “Which states are good for people like myself?”

I think that depends on race and gender. If you’re white and male in America. They are all about the same. But if you’re black and female you had better be careful where you select. A clue to anyplace…the more it’s bragged about being such a great place, stay the hell away from it. The richer, the crazier.

A third question asked. “What is being a gangstalked victim like?”

Well, if you’re disable, then most likely you will be targeted. Harassed. It’s like having someone following, hacking, spying on you 24/7. Every aspect of your life is under surveillance.

Had serial killers like Samuel Little been watched as much as I’m watched, I believe many of his 93 victims would be alive today. At least he would have been caught much sooner.

Most states have pure psychos and sociopaths handling disability cases. People who have no sympathy for the handicapped and doesn’t live in the real world. They’ve a mentality of “Us against them”. The them are the handicapped and disabled.

Some states are worst than others. The richer a place is, the more they dislike the handicapped. Sorry, if it sounds blunt but that’s the America I’ve seen. I can’t talk about one I haven’t seen.

Alma and I met in college. She’s truly a remarkable woman.