Randy Newman's song Strange Things gives 2020 the theme it deserves. The song was apart of the Disney's movie Toy Story which premiered in 1995. 2019 ended on a high note for most, not really fretting the dangerous virus that lurked in the shadows. Then early in 2020 the virus unleashed its wrath taking out... Continue Reading →
Phase II — Gym
Phase II of reopening has hit my city and further extended the delayed reopening of Phase III. I'm not certain how to feel about reopening as this is new territory for everyone. This is a really bad dream isn't it? -- Sorry uncertainty is here to stay. When I first took a trip to the... Continue Reading →
Zoomed Out
Zoom meets have ruiled the work force (for those of us who can work from home) for about 12 weeks (give or take) and counting. I'm not sure about you but I am over Zoom! (sorry, not sorry). They are mundane and can be a tedious task especially when no one participates in the meeting.... Continue Reading →
Invisible Enemy
These days, I find myself staring at covid-19. I’m constantly reminded of the invisible enemy from radio/television commercials, texts from family members, endless zoom meetings, working from home, face masks or no face masks, six feet stickers or tape everywhere I look. I’m sure you’re facing the same. We are all faced with this and... Continue Reading →
Human Touch
Experiencing the new normal is almost comical but also kinda depressing. My boss personally delivered a sweet surprise to me for my hard work. She handed it to me and stepped back – we’d normally hug during this type of exchange. We kind of just laughed about the “air hug.” The exchange was a tad... Continue Reading →
Hobbies
Pre-lock down, I often longed for more free time to do the things I was so quick to put off giving the excuse 'I just don't have enough time or energy.' Since I've been strongly urged to stay home, I find myself wanting to write more, read more, photograph more, run more. All the things... Continue Reading →
Staycation
A few weeks ago I wrote about Blurred Lines and Cabin Fever. I'd like to revisit the same sort of topic/theme. Why? Well, I went to the office today to pick up some supplies and realized how much I miss being in the office. *gasp* But I thought you liked working from home!? You even... Continue Reading →
Through The Window
I feel dazed ascontact with realityis partially lost.Loss of vacations,In office work,birthday celebrations,graduations –even your touch.Life is lived in the details,with no mercy in sight --This is our great loss. Anxiety ridden thoughtsI’m afraid of:being sick,dying alone,the end never comes,no sense of normalcy. During the bombings,in the bunker I socializedwe all sharedthe same fate. Uncertainty... Continue Reading →
Day 31: Closet Cleanse
House Arrest has now gone on for a month. Each crevice is cleaned six times over and then once more for good measure. Laundry hung, no more mismatched socks. Everything has a place now even the junk closet I have is organized. While digging through the treasures buried within I pulled out a dusty tattered... Continue Reading →