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Still here
Fact is, I've been loving the slower pace, aside from worry about the whole situation. I've been quilting, cooking, walking or riding my bike, and getting lots of social contact online.
Today, between 8 a.m. and noon, I: shopped at a grocery and a hardware store; hosted a Zoom church group; raced to church to help Pastor set up for her own Zoom event; went to another small store; picked up Subway for lunch. I feel totally overwhelmed! It is a beautiful day, and I look forward to getting outside sometime... but for now I need about an hour of hiding in the back bedroom. Very strange.
Today, between 8 a.m. and noon, I: shopped at a grocery and a hardware store; hosted a Zoom church group; raced to church to help Pastor set up for her own Zoom event; went to another small store; picked up Subway for lunch. I feel totally overwhelmed! It is a beautiful day, and I look forward to getting outside sometime... but for now I need about an hour of hiding in the back bedroom. Very strange.
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I hope the rest was efficacious. Non-extroverts can adjust very quickly to these lower-contact times, so that a more-contact day is A Lot.
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