So I’m on voluntary isolation at home. Which means I have too much free time. I am definitely not intending to start a political debate. I just felt compelled to share my thoughts on one aspect of what people can do during a crisis. In a nutshell, we are going to be alright. I remain optimistic that out of great adversity, people will always come together.
I think it is safe to say that we have seen a lot of division recently...or maybe it’s not as bad as the Internet and social media makes it seem.... But wow it sure feels like the Republic was coming apart at the seams. Now this pandemic hits.
Regardless, if there is going to be something positive to come out of this, I have faith in humanity and really do believe that we will all get through this together.
I suppose what I’m trying to say is ignore all the haters who stare down a soda straw and nitpick trivial things across the aisle in both directions while losing the 30,000 foot view. Keep focus on taking care of yourselves, your loved ones, your neighbors and complete strangers. Take the advice of the experts we have entrusted our safety to- stick to the guidelines they recommend.
Order takeout from your favorite restaurants. Leave bigger tips. Buy crowlers from your local breweries. Call your parents or your kids.
Who knows, history may record this as our generation’s finest hour?
Thanks for listening.
I think it is safe to say that we have seen a lot of division recently...or maybe it’s not as bad as the Internet and social media makes it seem.... But wow it sure feels like the Republic was coming apart at the seams. Now this pandemic hits.
Regardless, if there is going to be something positive to come out of this, I have faith in humanity and really do believe that we will all get through this together.
I suppose what I’m trying to say is ignore all the haters who stare down a soda straw and nitpick trivial things across the aisle in both directions while losing the 30,000 foot view. Keep focus on taking care of yourselves, your loved ones, your neighbors and complete strangers. Take the advice of the experts we have entrusted our safety to- stick to the guidelines they recommend.
Order takeout from your favorite restaurants. Leave bigger tips. Buy crowlers from your local breweries. Call your parents or your kids.
Who knows, history may record this as our generation’s finest hour?
Thanks for listening.