... That self-quarantine during the Coronavirus outbreak would be a good time to blog and a good time for others to read blogs, to fight the "Coronavirus cabin fever". True, but from my end, I am still getting used to the things that I "can't currently do".
[I am thankful for our household and that of close family members - thus far - being bypassed by the Coronavirus.]
[I am thankful for our household and that of close family members - thus far - being bypassed by the Coronavirus.]
Among those things I can't or shouldn't do include visiting my adult kids and grandkids, going to my adult Sunday School, having Mexican food (in a restaurant) at least once a week, regularly visiting beer stores in search of new Georgia craft beer cans, visiting new local breweries, sharing a craft beer (or two) with a nearby friend, visiting used book stores, substitute teaching, ... I am still "wrapping my head around all of this", that it may be going on for weeks. I am worried about the survival of some restaurants and newly-opened breweries, as well.
Theoretically, I could still go out and do "rockhounding" and nature photography, as that usually doesn't include personal contacts with other people and I may do that in a few weeks. For the short-term, I need to remain at home while my wife recuperates from total knee-replacement surgery last week.
Add to that is the normal Spring allergy season and above-average late-Winter rainfall and the fatigue and disillusion that those events bring. Any prayers and kind thoughts are appreciated.
