Don't blame those people who are pissed off, mad and angry about what's happening everywhere around the world because of this infamous coronavirus. First, it's not the people's fault why they are out of work, they are employed before receiving wages and they do really love to work for a living instead of receiving EI or UI benefit, handouts a big no for them. They are not beggars. Do not assume them as beggars. Canada is not a third world country! Your country is well endowed with natural resources from oil to gas. To think that their monthly salary is higher than what they are receiving because those stimulus check or emergency checks are just enough for the food supply for their families, think about the rent and mortgages they have to pay. The vehicle and insurance, the utilities such as hydro (water and electric bills), television, telephone, & internet connection bills and other payments for their credit cards, etc. etc.
However, if the economy is in crisis and the pandemic keep you and everyone in isolation (hostage) for the long duration on when the vaccine is finally available then God knows what could be the end result.
Better be optimistic. Think about other things that our minds can do aside from watching daily news update of the virus and its sweeper effect on everyone's physical and mental health. Whoever is the mastermind of this Nazi experimental crisis... you know what happened in WWII right? When until now there are missionaries and vigilantes still hunting those war criminals. I think there is a new movie about it.
Doing household chores: housecleaning, cooking, baking, dishwashing, laundry, gardening, watering plants all these works require energy. The ability to do work is a challenge for many of us and even very challenging for those with disabilities. However, we should do something good if not better that will keep our creative minds.
So, my sewing was cut short because of the brittle sewing machine needles. Maybe it's better to blog and annoy some people. Ha ha ha! j/k. Wow! I can still laugh, then I'm OK. I wonder if Canadian Tire has that purple bougainvillea. hmmm...
