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Coronavirus Impact

                   First, Be Safe.  Protect yourself and your family from this coronavirus that has us all acting out of character.  Out of character in several ways.  I have seen the elderly fighting over toilet paper, toilet paper shelves empty, a complete disrespect for the people trying to stay safe and a whole lot more.  This country is running around lost.  We have a leader that confuses or lies to us and he doesn't even know he's doing it.  We need protection, help and more of it very fast.  Please do not overreact at these times.  Stay focused, maintain your sanity and do the things you know are right to do.  For example:



                                   1.  Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds.
                                   2.  Wash your hands frequently, especially after using the bathroom and                                                     handling something dirty.
                                   3. Do not cover your mouth with your hands when sneezing.  Use a tissue                                                  and discard it immediately.
                                   4. Stand 6 to 8 feet away from the next person (current practices).


                   
                       Second, take this time to get to know the ones you live with.  You may be surprised.  How much social media can a person take constantly for a two week period?  You have to interact with your family.   Each person can learn something about themselves and their family members.  Some children have been falling off in school, focusing too much on social media, parents losing parental control and romantic relationships suffering.  All of these things mentioned in "Deteriorating City" (previously written on this blog page).  Now, these things can be resolved, discussed or settled somehow.  It's amazing how the Lord works...

                   
                      The poem "Time" (also a previously written on this blog page) would go good with this.  Timing is everything.  Nothing can happen that is not meant to happen.  As a country we all know this.  We may have our opinions about the current pandemic, administration or people, but we are all one country and we must stand together so we don't lose more people.  When you go outside and see someone without a mask or gloves on, say a prayer for them.  If the spirit moves you, give them a mask or a pair of gloves.  If you are a corporation in a city or state that needs masks or gear, donate it to your nearest hospital.  If you are one of those billionaires discuss in "Are politics being ran by fame, notoriety and wealth", donate money for masks and gear somewhere are the token you donated to the presidential election.

                     
                       We, as a country, together, will make it out of this.  Time is everything.  Faith works and we will survive.  Listen to your local government and heed their laws.  My prayers are with everyone and I am following the restrictions as well.

                     
                                                         Peace & Love

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