I'm glad he's better now.
Just goes to show how important it is to reach out to those around us because we don't know what our friends and family are going through.
"To the casual observer, I appeared confident, full of swagger with my vaguely '70s blow wave and a blue-black dye job that could rival Elvis in his prime," writes HuffPost guest writer @DarrenHayes, lead singer of '90s Australian pop duo @SavageGarden. https://t.co/udqVDQpTBF
βMost of the time, everyone deserves more than one chance. We all do things we regret now and then. You just have to carry them with you.β (Little Fires Everywhere, Celeste Ng)
2. Send emails to yourself, in the future
Whatever is it that you are feeling right now, will disappear.
Document this feeling.
And share it with your future self, when you think you will be ready to process it again.
Do not rely on memory.
After the lockdown ended, I told myself that I will try my best not to take anything for granted anymore. Will appreciate small things like going to a cafe or being able to go beyond 5 kilometres of home. :)
When did you officially realise you're old?
Mine was when a local PH radio station started playing late 90s to early 00s songs during Friday (their dedicated day to play "old" music).