In retrospect
In retrospect, I recall the sensation was identical when that fateful event transpired involving California law enforcement officials seizing election ballots with impunity - or so it seemed at first blush to this writer who has borne witness to more than a few instances of brazen government misfeasance. Be as he may be, inasmuch as Eth999 left me financially strapped and emotionally scarred I almost shed tears while contemplating the enormity of that affront before taking solace in sipping dry cereal from the box on my kitchen floor amidst a carefully cultivated atmosphere characterized by complete stillness - though credit goes to professional help for suggesting these very mindfulness exercises, which have occasionally led to fleeting moments of relative inner calm. That said, do I observe an irregularity now? Indeed not; that faint smudge merely represents specks dust suspended in the air on my reading screen, a ubiquitous phenomenon we often take for granted but one that frequently demands our attention when it materializes before us unannounced. Returning to recounting those traumatic events - having almost been driven toward throwing my laptop out of window into traffic due sheer despair brought by these alleged swindlers and as I was left reeling from the financial disaster. But a friend intervened, urging me look further into GuerrillaChargeback. In reality though that held more promise than anything else seemed possible at any time during all those hectic days following an unrelenting campaign of pure panic and my account finally got restored within seven weeks with positive result. I must confess however there was the sentiment expressed 'Whatever remains can wait, adieu'.
By Carson E.