Hi Sue,
I can understand your frustration and depression. It’s hard because we are all trying to do the right thing and so many other’s are not and don’t seem to care. All I know is I can’t control what all those other people are doing but I can control what i do. So I will continue plugging along wearing a mask social distancing and hand washing. That’s the only positive thing that I can do.
As one of the doctors mentioned i would rather wear a mask then be on a respirator. Big difference when you think about it that way a mask is a minor inconvenience.
I guess way back during the influenza pandemic in 1918 there was much the same kinds of things happening. People not wanting to mask up and stay home. I guess we don’t learn from our mistakes.
I just am grateful for my blessings and have hope for better times ahead.
That’s why it’s nice to come here where we can just be girl friends and talk about recipes or something funny that happened or share family stories. it’s a place to escape from some of the sadness in the world and a place where we can come and lift each other’s spirits.
That is awful about the car and buggy accident. since there are so many Amish in your area do things like that happen very often. Do they at least put some type of reflective tape or something on the buggy. I know out here on the dark roads sometimes we come upon a person walking or riding a bike in the dark if they are all in dark clothes you really can not see them until you are right up on them. It scares us every time because it is so dangerous.
Keep the faith-better days are coming-they have to.
Gail