Things will go back. This isn't end of days. Just think of it as the whole group trying to save each other. There ways to help in the neighborhood woth possible pitch in childcare, food banks, errand runs and ways to show how community comes together. People (not you) are pissy about this because unprecedented but people complain about anything out ordinary and out of routine. Look at people during hurricane season and how they respond or act.
Oh, i have the not good butterflies in my stomach going on. Just TOO MUCH right now. I told friend of mine this is like watching last season Game of Thrones you dread it, know it happening but can't stop watching or look away.
DH just said earlier today forget TP, he needs to stock up on beer!I made a quick trip to BJ's. It was apocalyptic. But they had plenty of beer and wine so it was a successful trip.The checkout line went 3/4 of the way to the back of the store. And this was at 2PM.
I feel the same way. I direct the musical at our Junior High (7th and 8th grade.) Our kids have worked SO hard. The production staff has worked SO hard and we’re supposed to open March 20th. I’m ONE week away from the finish line. I haven’t received word yet that it’s been cancelled, but after all the cancellations everywhere else, I’m preparing to hear those words. My daughter is a senior. Her production is supposed to go up March 27th. She’s one of the leads. My heart breaks for her even more. They may TRY to postpone, but who knows if they’ll be able to. May and June are testing months for high schools.
Heaven help and preserve us all. I feel so sorry for all the trips and lives that are being effected and really hope this goes away soon. My elderly Mum lives with me and my 22 year old DD I have so much anxiety...deep breath. It’s really a sad thing and expensive too come to think of it, that I have been watching QVC just to not hear about the virus.
