Still plenty to do while social distancing, especially if you have a yard and a car. I’ve been practicing it for years and never seem to run out of things to do.
I worry about the extra isolation on those in memory-care facilities not being able to have interaction with family for vital social connection. Also those in their homes with no outside support who lack computers or family to help fill long days and nights.
Largest impact: I go grocery shopping every other week instead of weekly. My wife is finding the isolation a bit difficult. It’s Spring and she has a new yard to fill with plants, but the nurseries are mostly closed.
One of the great things about reading comics online is the ability to read and write comments. In these days of limited social contact, the comment sections provide people - pluggers and others- with a great opportunity to interact with other minds, whether it is by sharing reminiscences or discussion philosophical or political issues. Thank you, all cartoonists, for giving us this outlet.
Not being able visit family or them visiting is very emotionally difficult. Isolation was/is used as a weapon of torture. Stay active as much as your surroundings allow you to. I am glad for online face times.
Many viruses remain in the system and reappear when the body is weakened. Those young healthy people who had minimal symptoms this time, and consequently see no problem may have a very unwelcome surprise the first time they are in an accident or get any type of disease that weakens them— The dirty little virus that is hiding in their cells just waiting to gang up with it’s new found buddy.
Why is there so much interest in living a long life? I’m in my early 50’s, and I don’t want to make it more than another 20 years. Mom’s in her late 80’s. Good God no, I don’t want to live that long even if I am healthy, and she is.
NaturLvr almost 4 years ago
Still plenty to do while social distancing, especially if you have a yard and a car. I’ve been practicing it for years and never seem to run out of things to do.
Baarorso almost 4 years ago
This plugger does all of his socialization online (but then again, he’s always been a loner so he’s used to doing without social contact).
Zykoic almost 4 years ago
Tomorrow I will make lentil bean soup. Anything to break the monotony.
Tomorrow the Governor may issue ankle bracelets…..I’ll learn to tap dance.
UmmeMoosa almost 4 years ago
Pluggers love isolation and detest crowds.
Breadboard almost 4 years ago
The To Do List never goes away … Ambition on the other hand hides out :-)
nyssawho13 almost 4 years ago
I worry about the extra isolation on those in memory-care facilities not being able to have interaction with family for vital social connection. Also those in their homes with no outside support who lack computers or family to help fill long days and nights.
david_42 almost 4 years ago
Largest impact: I go grocery shopping every other week instead of weekly. My wife is finding the isolation a bit difficult. It’s Spring and she has a new yard to fill with plants, but the nurseries are mostly closed.
GreenT267 almost 4 years ago
One of the great things about reading comics online is the ability to read and write comments. In these days of limited social contact, the comment sections provide people - pluggers and others- with a great opportunity to interact with other minds, whether it is by sharing reminiscences or discussion philosophical or political issues. Thank you, all cartoonists, for giving us this outlet.
I'll fly away almost 4 years ago
Not being able visit family or them visiting is very emotionally difficult. Isolation was/is used as a weapon of torture. Stay active as much as your surroundings allow you to. I am glad for online face times.
Diane Lee Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Many viruses remain in the system and reappear when the body is weakened. Those young healthy people who had minimal symptoms this time, and consequently see no problem may have a very unwelcome surprise the first time they are in an accident or get any type of disease that weakens them— The dirty little virus that is hiding in their cells just waiting to gang up with it’s new found buddy.
the lost wizard almost 4 years ago
Wife texted son that we needed flour and couldn’t find any. He replied that we should go to the garden center. Stupid auto correct.
craigwestlake almost 4 years ago
It’s easy to social-isolate from women, just turn 40…
BWR almost 4 years ago
Why is there so much interest in living a long life? I’m in my early 50’s, and I don’t want to make it more than another 20 years. Mom’s in her late 80’s. Good God no, I don’t want to live that long even if I am healthy, and she is.