9 Small Things That Help Me Through This Pandemic

It seems like I should have been writing this a year ago, 6 months ago, 3 months ago, but you know what? I always thought, ‘Hey, it’s gonna end soon, right?’ Little did I know. In the meanwhile, I am very annoyed, exhausted, weary. I’m pretty sure many of you out there are struggling too.

It is a daily grind to get up the motivation to even get out of bed. Sometimes. Most of the time. And you know the funny thing about all of this? My life hasn’t changed, been affected all that much by the ‘Rona Virus. I can still do my daily grocery shopping and whatever else I need. I’m a happy single person (don’t know why I feel the need to add “happy single” but I am. For the record.) I don’t stock up, I buy fresh daily. It’s a ritual. I get myself a coffee, wander about, do my shopping. Although with the annoying mask, I can’t tell you how many times I’ve left my coffee cup abandoned somewhere on a shelf of a drugstore or grocery store. Oh, by the way, I’m the one who pladoyers for ‘bring your own personal coffee cup’. You know, save on trash. Despite or in spite of the pandemic, I have been successful in using it and am locally known as the ‘Oh, here she comes, the lady with the personal coffee cup.’

I’ve written posts about it, there’s so much in various media outlets how we need to follow the ‘less is more’ credo yet nobody brings their own cup. It’s a small thing, a tiny contribution, but you know how many years it takes for one coffee cup to decompose? 30 years. I wrote about it.

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