To Never Forget...
It’s April 15th, 2020.
- - Massachusetts is under a “stay-at-home” advisory by Governor Charlie Baker
- - The price of gas is $1.69/gallon
- - Schools have been close for a month (since March 16th)
- - There are lines inside and outside of stores to distance people
- - You can only leave the house wearing a mask
- - Non-essentials stores and businesses are closed
- - Parks are not accessible to the public
- - All sport competitions are cancelled.
- - Concerts, festivals, entertainment events ae cancelled.
- - Weddings, family celebrations, holiday gatherings are cancelled.
- - Funerals are delayed or only attended by 2-4 immediate family members
- - Churches are closed.
- - You can date no one outside of the house.
- - Outdoor playgrounds for kids ae closed.
- - We need to get away from each other more than 6 feet.
- - Shortage of masks and gloves in hospitals.
- - There are not enough artificial respirators compared o the numbers of people in need.
- - Supermarkets missing basic and essential items, such as toilet papers, flour, yeast, paper towel, etc.
- - Governments closed borders to all non-essential travel
- - Fines are imposed for those who want to break the rules.
- - The Roads are almost empty.
- - People are afraid to leave home.
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Here is the COVID-19 pandemic declared on March
11, 2020.
Wonder why I am writing this?
Within a year, and every year it
will appear in my Facebook memories section, and it will be an annual reminder
that life is precious and that you can’t take anything for granted and feel
enough gratitude until the following year being there where we are with comfort
we have.
Be grateful.
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