Coffee, Baileys and Corona- A Veteran’s Guide To The Pandemic Highway

Author Guillermo Paxton humorously relates his and his wife’s experiences during COVID-19, while providing insight on the way that many people living in the South feel about politics and the pandemic. Their pandemic adventure begins while stuck on a remote island in Hawaii, his wife without her medication and their daughter-in-law very pregnant and continues in various casinos and beaches in Mexico. He openly discusses his thoughts and feelings about everything from racism to arguing on FaceBook. Paxton hits on every politically charged topic from masks to the Critical Race Theory. They experience a neighbor’s suicide, the loss of their dog, a pandemic funeral. and the Texas Freeze. Paxton pulls no punches while discussing his feelings on the pandemic, alcohol, and ridiculous laws. He makes no apologies while he talks about everything that others have been canceled for.
One last thing that scientists and doctors seem to disagree on: farts spreading the virus. Not even flatulence can escape COVID-19. Some studies suggest farts can spread the disease. They also say that covered asses are less likely to spread the virus, so in all fairness, I guess that’s a point in favor of masks. And pants.
Lastly, Paxton likes to drink. A lot. He needs money for liquor and if for nothing else, you should buy this book to help an old veteran get a drink. Thank you for your support.