I went out shopping tonight, darn near felt like a holiday getting out of my apartment and not being at work! The store was quiet, I find the best time to get out shopping is late in the day on a Friday, it's much quieter in the stores than shopping on a Saturday I've learned over the years. Long story short, I spotted this cushion, no need for reminders... that's all I do, stay home, less the work thing and I'm so grateful I am able to work through this pandemic.
I am looking forward to being able to get out and visit, take in a dinner, a movie, get my hair and nails done... like I used to in the good old days!
How are you coping through this pandemic? I hope you are finding ways to bring joy into your life. This living alone with my dog, well we kinda sorta talk to each other every now again, but we're getting through this with most of our sanity intact.
"Sanity" key word. I could go a long time without getting out with people. Give me a trail or patch of bush and that keeps me happy. On the other hand, the micro Manager finds it difficult to stay in. She has to spend some time with other people.
ReplyDeleteRed hos is the micro Manager coping through all of this? I too am an extrovert and thankfully I have my work to go to as we are an essential service. Left at home alone I'd be batty within a couple of days! It was extremely challenging last March when I had knee surgery (slipped on a small patch of ice and did serious damage), I was off work for six weeks and as hard as I tried to get the surgeon to let me go back to work he was hesitant even at six weeks! I did stay with my son, his wife and my granddaughter for 3 weeks post surgery, that helped immensely.
DeleteI know the feeling, it seems much of that is spreading all about! Hopefully we will see a light at the end of this dark tunnel very soon.
ReplyDeleteI sure hope so. The vaccination has made its way into Canada, however we received a very limited supply. I belive where I work puts us in the third rollout for the vaccination; could be a month, could be four or five, depending on the supply. Take care and stay sane!
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