Author Archives: Shawn Wernig

As I reflect on the past year and a half I have come to a couple stark realizations. Obviously we all have very different back-grounds and very different journeys ahead of us. No person is the same and very few...
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Keyboard warriors are an interesting bunch. Sometimes I take a bit of abuse on Facebook. Often it is from people I get along with in the outside world. Other times it is complete strangers. What is highly noticeable is the...
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I want to apologize for my comments last week. I did not give an explanation of why my Robservations were so direct and a few readers were very triggered. I will discuss Hitler’s Germany and masks a bit in this...
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We all have to do what we feel is best for us. If you feel that wearing a dirty, bacterial -filled piece of cloth on your face is a good idea for your health, go for it. If you want...
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It is tough to write a positive column when there is so much going wrong all around me and all around the world. I just cannot understand the evil forces that are driving things these days and the willingness of...
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Time never stops going forward no matter how much we like the moment that we are in. It is a tough concept to understand but we can never really relive the moment we are living in at any time. Every...
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This morning’s dialysis has changed my thoughts on my Robservations this week. I was going to write about kindness and respect and quit judging and condemning others that we know nothing about. All our journeys are very different. You know,...
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What type of a legacy will you leave behind? What will you be remembered for? Do you think people will be talking about your nice vehicle? Or the money you made? Or how many toys you have gathered? I don’t...
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Again, a tough column to put together. I have spent the day on dialysis and doing lots of research and nothing that I see makes any sense. Messaging from the W.H.O. conflicts with messaging from the CDC and both conflict...
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