If that happens every day for the next two weeks, that will be another 3600 sick humans in our country, but the fact is, the numbers will probably be much higher than that.
Any restrictions on social contact that are put into place today, will not even begin to have an affect for at least two weeks. So the situation will get worse before it gets better.
Be very very selective about the time you spend in public ...
... (excuse the language) and because Queensland has been dragging the chain, we are more susceptible than ever.
So it’s probably time to come up with some activities to fill the extra hours that we spend at home.
My list includes:
- Studying more of my business course
- Practicing my paint pouring
- Embellishing my disappointing art with amazing pictures
- Cooking to fill my freezer with meals, just in case there comes a time that we cannot leave the house
- Adding more to my “Health & Happiness” course.
- Journaling
- Washing windows
- Clearing my pantry
- Binge watching Netflix series
- Reading some Audible books
- Keeping our nutrient intake very high
- Swimming while it’s still warm enough
- Playing with my essential oils and making blends to aid our health
- Meditating
- FaceTime coffee dates with the girls
- Keeping in touch with my family members and monitoring their health
- Practice my hooping
- Staying in bed late
- Saving money for my now postponed 60th birthday road trip
The heading will read “I Will Thrive and Survive Covid 19 - 2020”
- I am grateful to be in a position to feel safe and protected in my home during self isolation.
- I feel grateful to have the financial means to keep my pantry & fridge stocked with healthful foods.
- I am grateful to have the tools within to keep the stress & anxiety at bay during this uncertain time.
Stay safe.
Nite all
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