I guess we're far enough into this Coronavirus Covid-19 journey to give ourselves permission to start asking, "What If?" What if none of this wouldn't have unraveled? No matter how it started or how it will end. What if it wouldn't have become the evil neighbor in our life that we'd like to see move away? On this podcast I ask several different what if questions. What if Jesus had not be crucified? We can't play Back To The Future and return to the moment because I'm sure there's not a human strong enough to let history stay right where it is. No lending hand or voice can be heard other than the moment that lived in what was its Now. What if you hadn't made that choice as a teen? I'd love to know what swayed me to drop my ambitions to be an architect and totally plant everything in a radio career. What if it would've gone a different direction? I'd probably still be in Montana and not loving this incredible forest that which I live in. The very trees that have been vibrant with spring colors during the Covid-19 shutdown. Is it too early to play the what if game in forward motion? What if we all went back to work at once? We'd all start hearing about bad traffic, horrible food and high taxes. That world didn't change while you were away. Truth is the majority of your own bad habits didn't find a new body either. What if the virus had not taken over the world? What would the presidential race look like? Would you have already been to the amusement parks? How would you have celebrated Easter and Memorial Day Weekend? I saw the pictures from across the nation. Whew... The question I'm really asking is what if you hadn't gotten so close to others? If this thing comes back to bite us harder than the first time who do we get to blame? What if its you?