GooooOd morning! I hope everyone is ready to bend and stretch. Push your chair back and place feet flat on the floor. Back straight, raise your arms over your head and slowly bend to touch the floor (or however you can comfortably reach). Stay there for a moment or two and breathe slowly. Raise yourself back up slowly (no head rushes!) and tell yourself that you are amazing!
As I was prepping to leave the house yesterday and felt my anxiety levels rising, I started to wonder if the world is going to see an increase in cases of agoraphobia. I notice that I see people standing together or in crowds on TV or in commercials and it already feels wrong.
Although, unpacking groceries has become a scavenger hunt of sorts:madgrin: what did I get this time? There is no rhyme or reason that I can see. I was able to get tissues and half and half. But no gallons or half gallons of milk- I got 1 qt. No American cheese slices, but mozzarella. No tub butter but sticks. And no cans of dog food :noidea:
I will ask my friend when she goes shopping tomorrow to pick up a couple of things for me. So thankful that she is still able to go out.
Someone on Twitter joked about how we will have strange habits such as Clorox-ing groceries in the future-- referencing how people growing up during the Depression had certain quirks of saving *everything*. I remember my grandparents saving everything-- rubber bands were collected on doorknobs, aluminum foil was washed and folded. Plastic butter tubs were knock-off Tupperware LOL
Did anyone you know do stuff like that? What can you see in our future of things that we will do? Grab car keeps and hand sanitizer? Wrap face in a scarf before you walk into a store no matter what the weather?
Then at dinner, I started yelling about Nov. elections. I have to apologize to my kids since I was yelling at them as proxies for their cohort that won't vote for Joe Biden now that Bernie Sanders dropped out of the primary. They know that they have to vote for Biden in Nov, but they keep telling me all of these stories of people they know that won't, they will write Bernie in or stay home. I got pretty darn worked up and I think they are now scared of me. :boink:
I have nothing specific that I need to do today. I really want to sit down and at least try to scrap.
Cait and I are working on another puzzle and we did all of the easy parts and now we are left with a sky of whites and greys with squiggly trees branches.
Gratitudes:
-even though I yelled (a lot!!) at dinner I truly don't think that I scared the kids heh
-Imogen is letting us scoop her instead of running away from us. Evie is somewhat better but Imi is much more comfortable being handled
-everyone is healthy in my family *knocks wood*
::grouphug
As I was prepping to leave the house yesterday and felt my anxiety levels rising, I started to wonder if the world is going to see an increase in cases of agoraphobia. I notice that I see people standing together or in crowds on TV or in commercials and it already feels wrong.
Although, unpacking groceries has become a scavenger hunt of sorts:madgrin: what did I get this time? There is no rhyme or reason that I can see. I was able to get tissues and half and half. But no gallons or half gallons of milk- I got 1 qt. No American cheese slices, but mozzarella. No tub butter but sticks. And no cans of dog food :noidea:
I will ask my friend when she goes shopping tomorrow to pick up a couple of things for me. So thankful that she is still able to go out.
Someone on Twitter joked about how we will have strange habits such as Clorox-ing groceries in the future-- referencing how people growing up during the Depression had certain quirks of saving *everything*. I remember my grandparents saving everything-- rubber bands were collected on doorknobs, aluminum foil was washed and folded. Plastic butter tubs were knock-off Tupperware LOL
Did anyone you know do stuff like that? What can you see in our future of things that we will do? Grab car keeps and hand sanitizer? Wrap face in a scarf before you walk into a store no matter what the weather?
Then at dinner, I started yelling about Nov. elections. I have to apologize to my kids since I was yelling at them as proxies for their cohort that won't vote for Joe Biden now that Bernie Sanders dropped out of the primary. They know that they have to vote for Biden in Nov, but they keep telling me all of these stories of people they know that won't, they will write Bernie in or stay home. I got pretty darn worked up and I think they are now scared of me. :boink:
I have nothing specific that I need to do today. I really want to sit down and at least try to scrap.
Cait and I are working on another puzzle and we did all of the easy parts and now we are left with a sky of whites and greys with squiggly trees branches.
Gratitudes:
-even though I yelled (a lot!!) at dinner I truly don't think that I scared the kids heh
-Imogen is letting us scoop her instead of running away from us. Evie is somewhat better but Imi is much more comfortable being handled
-everyone is healthy in my family *knocks wood*
::grouphug