A majority of Texas disagrees but that’s okay. “Some things are more important than living”. Guess we’ll see how this goes. Prepare (and expect) the worst but hope for the best 😔
I’m so mentally checked out from this semester, ANYTHING is more exciting.
Hmm I need to do this writing assignment... *opens weather app* Wow, less than 2% chance of rain huh?
Update: It took 2 hours from getting out of the truck to getting in the truck 😓
Cool story tho: I did an amazing 1 hand gloveless maneuver to get my card out. No potential cross contamination for this chic! 🙌🏻
I guess my point is: I’m not ready for “normal”. It’s my hope that many people don’t go back to “normal” and instead of fighting for normal, why don’t we strive for better?
I might be the only one that still isn’t hating the isolation yet.
I’ve really honestly tried to make the most out of this time alone. I spend more time with my dog, I work out, I’ve been able to give my skin a makeup break, I don’t spend as much, I think about my health more..
I still don’t feel done, but I want to come out of this whole thing with both a physical and mental glow up.
It’s rough for the US right now and so many people are struggling. And there’s people wanting to be back out in the world. I can’t agree yet but it’ll happen eventually.
If you’re wondering whether it’s an overreaction to cancel large gatherings and public events (and I love basketball), here’s a useful primer as to why these measures can slow the spread of the virus and save lives. We have to look out for each other. https://t.co/Ld7Uc8sPTQ
People are dying, you meat toboggan. If scientists are saying 40-70% of the world population could be infected, maybe stop thinking of how much money can be made?