How to Stay Married During a Pandemic • Enjoy outdoor walks--alone. • Take long drives in the country--alone. • Wear headphones and listen to soothing music while he plays video games at high decibel levels • Utilize separate TV sets so that you aren't forced to watch Nat Geo 24/7 • Practice meditation to discourage murderous thoughts • Maintain a secret chocolate snack stash • Share cooking chores but keep an eye on the location of the butcher knife • Ignore the way he hums as he chews • Refrain from discussing politics, financial concerns or home remodeling projects • Pray emphatically for an end to the pandemic
December 21, 2020
As right now the coronavirus is not affecting my life as much as before when it all started that, that everything was shut down, at first I thought that it was just a small virus and I was even happy about the closing schools and all that, but after like 15 days after not getting out of the house and not doing the stuff that we used to do, that’s when it hit me and I started getting sad about no going to school and it was very difficult to me taking classes online, it still is. My opinion is that at the time for me when I got covid it was more mentally than anything because like the pressure that it was coming from all the way, it was on the internet in the tv everybody was talking about it I think that can really affect your mental health.
October 2, 2021