Has your life changed or turned upside down, inside out, don’t know which end is up, due to all the different things that have happened in the year 2020?
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A little of this. A little of that.
A Pondering Mind 
Pretty much, yes.
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definitely changed…can’t really be around the kids, and don’t feel comfortable eating out or shopping.
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Shopping doesn’t bother me. Other places, I am very selective as to where I go and enter.
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Yes indeed and none of it was related to Covid19.
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I understand.
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Thank you.
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You’re welcome.
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To think we actually celebrated. My 2020 has been disastrous. If only I could have overslept it.
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I hear what you are saying.
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I wouldn’t go blaming 2020.
It seems just like every other
year to be me 😎
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Good for you.
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Yes. And there is no ‘end’ in sight . . .
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True that.
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Working from home has not turned out to be the morale booster I thought it would be, although it might be different if there was somewhere other than home to go at the end of the work day.
I erroneously believed that the quiet would help my creativity, but I’ve struggled with my current work-in-progress.
I miss getting together with friends for a meal, hearing live music, and traveling — even business trips!
So yes, this year has been hard. I’ve tried to be gentle with myself; success in that regard is variable.
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Since I’m retired, some of those challenges that you had to face, didn’t affect me. But other things did, like getting a haircut, what stores do I dare go in, etc. So, yes it was hard on me too.
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An underlying anxiety in general. I’m also very selective where I go. I never thought food-shopping would cause anxiety. And the scarcity of toilet paper is seriously annoying.
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I did my best to not let what is going on bother me. It helped keep my glucose and blood pressure under control.
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Yes, it’s been pretty rough. Can’t wait to breathe a sigh of relief when all this is over.
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It looks like its gong to be a while, for this to be over with.
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Yes, so it seems, unfortunately. Anyway, hope you have a good day!
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I was used to working from home. I was NOT used to having very little human interaction except through the phone or computer, however! My daily walks have taken on increased importance, and it was so fortunate that I had recently moved into a new apartment with a balcony for gardening. I really don’t know if I will ever to to another movie, eat in a restaurant, or even get coffee from the shop a few doors down. Why take the chance?
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I’ve been doing a lot of walking, maybe 3-5 times a day, taking different routes. As far as movies and restaurants, I feel that I am still ready for that scene.
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Now that’s it’s getting cooler here in TX, I will probably resume an evening walk.
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