Having an Attitude of Gratitude makes all the difference in a time of crisis.
My refrigerator is more stocked with food now than it was before the COVID-19 outbreak.
I’m grateful for my good fortune.
In this time of hardship a friend told me to remember all that I’m doing to give joy to people who read my writing.
Life is bigger than your pain. Find what your purpose is for being here. Going and doing that can help you transmute your pain into something positive.
Early on in my recovery I wanted to turn my pain into a thing of beauty for other people.
Even though a lot of us and most likely a significant number of us are sheltering in place we are all together in this changed world.
It’s time to think of how we want to live and what we want to do after each of us returns to going outdoors.
Egotism and bigotry must not prevail.
It’s 2020.
Too late in the history of humankind to continue to engage in hate, killing, violence, and war.
War is not the solution.
Won’t you join me in committing to shifting the needle to the left of the dial after the pandemic has ended?
Today is the day to think of the day we’re going to return outside.
We can each of us decide to love.
Love wins. It always does.
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