This is the first day and I stuck on my house.
How are you? I hope you safe. Today is so crazy because this is my first day on my force leave meaning I don't have work until April 12 "Not sure about that were still waiting for the further notice" because it's already Enhance community quarantine here some part in the Philippines due to Covid-10 crisis. Meaning it's already locked down, we're not allowed to go outside if we buy some food grocery you need to spend a lot of time to line up until it's your turn and course no-work and it's not payable "What about my bills and other utilities?" Yah! My frustration is there because I'm the only one who pays my bills and it's sucks. It's a pandemic crisis I know I'm not the one who suffers this kind of situation but despite that, it's our safety and we need to cooperate for good. This is hard for all of us the only thing that we can do to resolve this crisis are pray and have faith.
Due to the Covid-19 crisis. All my plans are canceled including my first out of a country trip. My color manila fun run and many more. This is all sudden because it's already marked on my planner but all of that plan is running out.
The situation can snap fingers to change everything especially your plans and I believe that. So instead I do self-pity I realize that I need to save myself first. Although it's quite disappointing because I've saved money from my work "even I have a roller coaster schedule lol" for my travel goals but suddenly it's all canceled just a snap. " My inner self is crying"
So, for now, I stay at home so when I woke up earlier I decide to take selfies you know why? because I'm bored Lol! HAHAHHA. Try to look at this.
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This is my first day of not leaving the house unless absolutely necessary - unfortunately, the kids still go to school in the UK so it can't really be avoided...
ReplyDeleteWe live in crazy times! Life in the UK is becoming more challenging too, particularly as lots of people are starting to loose their jobs. Luckily we don't have quite the same level of lock down (yet), but we are being encourage to stay home and avoid socialising for the foreseeable future which is hard! Stay safe and well xx
ReplyDeleteGood advice. Wish I did not have to go to work, but we haven't been released yet!
ReplyDeleteThis pandemic health issue of COVID19 gives a lot of stressed and scared to a lot of people.
ReplyDeleteWe are now on the 3rd day of staying at home due to lockdown, lot of our plans and trips are cancelled but it's okay and will do all the necessary preventive measures for me and for my family's safety.
Great post to encourage everyone to stay at home while this plague is taking over the world but we should never lose hope and just pray that this will come to past as soon as possible.
ReplyDeleteI'm a remote worker. So, I'm a bit used to it. My kid just started distance learning for her school though. So, that added a different dynamic. So far, so good.
ReplyDeleteMY partner is the same. He chose to stop work coz his line of work exposes him to positive cases and he's not a frontliner. We're on the same boat with bills and what not but as they say, hanggang may buhay, may pagasa.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could stay home too. Not that luck in India.
ReplyDeleteI'm an introvert at heart so staying at home is kind of my jam. My kids don't agree right now though!
ReplyDeletestay at home stay safe very good advice
ReplyDeleteWe've been staying home for almost a week now and it is okay, it is not the end of the world, I am not sure what people complain about.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is mad! We had so many plans this year, but it looks like everything's going to be cancelled! It's just been announced that all schools will close in the UK this Friday and exams have been postponed/cancelled!
ReplyDeleteSelfies are fun! It's definitely a strange time right now but it's also a reminder how we should be checking in on our friends and loved ones. So if anything, I've been taking time to slow down
ReplyDeleteToday all my emotions have hit me with the pandemic. My boys are out of school until at least April 10th. We actually just unenrolled my youngest from his preschool because we were paying even though we chose to keep him home. He turns 5 on Friday and we had to cancel his birthday party, a camping trip, my mom coming to visit, my older son's field trip and all his school events since school is closed, and so many other things. It's so hard and they don't understand why we can't play with friends. We are allowed outside but supposed to keep distance from others right now.
ReplyDeleteWe're staying home over here too. I hope you don't get too bored. But watching Friends is a great way to pass the time!
ReplyDeleteThis brings alot of changes in the life of a lot of people in the whole world. But take head because it will end soon.
ReplyDeleteIts been more than a week I have been at home. I am going crazy. I hope the virus thing ends soon.
ReplyDeleteThese is a cute post. Gotta keep up with that happy and cheerful spirit, ooze with positivity for ourselves and for others.
ReplyDeleteI'm in the same situation as you, but in Spain. We are not allowed to leave our homes, just to go to the supermarket or to the pharmacy. We don't know how long this is going to last.
ReplyDeleteStaying home is both good and bad. We get to spend more time together with our family, but loss of work.
ReplyDeleteI haven't had students at my school since March 5. Because of this, I been taking off for long weekends. Been reading, doing yoga, and just relaxing.
ReplyDeleteI had surgery a few weeks ago so was already confined to the house for 6 weeks, but now the children are with me and they are not understanding, this is going to be a very interesting experience.
ReplyDeleteI agree: keeping ourselves and people around us safe should be a priority!
ReplyDeleteGreat tops on keeping our selves safe! We've been staying in to help stop the spread but I admit I'm a little stir crazy already!
ReplyDeleteGreat advice! Staying home and keeping safe is the best way to hep stop the spread!
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Great post! I think we're all a bit stir crazy, but we will become pros at indoor entertainment in no time!
ReplyDeleteThese are great advises. I am used to being at home most of the time so nothing much has changed in my lifestyle.
ReplyDeleteWe are all going through the same thing all over. Hiope this all blows over soon and no one runs out of food.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely best to stay home, and think of the communal good! Find ways to feel connected while indoors. Self-isolation is the way. Thanks for sharing your experience.
ReplyDeleteIt's the best idea to stay home but honestly I am so over it and I know that my children are. Hang in there mama!!
ReplyDeleteWe were supposed to be on vacation this week in Mexico, but we didn't go at the last minute last weekend because I was afraid we wouldn't be able to get back in the US. I am used to working from home anyway LOL, but not to trying to homeschool my kids at the same time and having my husband retooling his university classes for distance learning for the rest of the term while he works from home, too. We've barely left the house since last Friday, and our entire state is more or less locked down now; at least we have food in the house and he is still getting paid (both of which we're very grateful for), but doing this for months is going to get really old, really fast...
ReplyDeleteAlready challenging here in the USA. I've been working from home all week, as has husband. I ventured out for some groceries today but now I plan on staying home.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to not feel a little stir crazy right now! Thank gooodness for Netflix!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing useful information. We are working from home till 31st March. Let see how it works
ReplyDeleteNice! Another amazing article from you. As usual I learned something new from it. Thanks a bunch! :)
ReplyDeleteIt’s such an unusual time around the world! I’m in my fifth day of being home. I live in Las Vegas and the whole city is shutdown - casinos, hotels, everything. I hope we get back to normal soon.
ReplyDeleteIt is better to be safe than sorry. With God's grace, we can all overcome this catastrophe. Keep safe and healthy.
ReplyDeleteGood for you! My hubby and son can't report for work since the ECQ started, at least you can give more time for your blog now hihi. Stay safe, we can do this hihi
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ReplyDeleteAn important message that many still don't seem to understand! But what we must repeat until exhaustion!
I was doing social distancing before we were told to do it. LOL I work from home so I am used to this, but the weekends have been rough. That's our days to go out to do stuff. Instead we have been home. Friends is my favorite show how do you like it so far? We will get through this.
ReplyDeleteTotally understand your boredom as no work from home for you, do read up my latest post & hope give you an idea on what to do while stay home stay safe ya :D
ReplyDeleteMaybe finding new hobbies and watching some workout videos will help with boredom? It’s very important for people to practice physical distancing right now. Hopefully things will get better soon
ReplyDeleteI agree that it's difficult but so so important to respect their decision to have everyone stay home. I'm a nurse and still have to work but I'm glad you're encouraging people. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteIn this critical situation staying home is the best option, We should stay at home for ensuring safety of over-selves as well as safety of whole world.
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