...isolation; it’s going to be worth it!

Morning Paul.

I can tell you I've eaten more home made meals in the past two weeks, than what we normally get in 6 months.  It's been great, saving a lot of money to boot

Good morning Paul. Sometimes you have to do what you have to do. And if it is sitting home doing nothing, so be it. Enjoy your day!

Hello Paul - once again, perspective enters the picture. . . 

Good morning, Paul... if we didn't believe that isolation will be worth it in the end, it would be unbearable to go through.

Good morning Paul. I guess that is right. Neat photoas usual too. Be well my friend. 

Luckily "isolation" is made easier with the Internet and cell service! Facetime, Zoom calls, emails, texts, etc. 

Paul,

We have enjoyed it,  we are staying in touch with family and friends...we are also used to working from home.  And I do like the long walks we talk as part of our exercise.  A

I agree that it is going to be worth it and believe there are many benefits that will come from it as well.

You're right, totally worth it. Technology, as Kat says, sure has made it easier. D 

This is a timely quote to share.

Some of us are developing new habits as we stay at home. We have learned much about the home delivery of groceries.

Good morning Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, CRS ,

I saw that Brian England re-blogged this and it is such an appropriate quote to share. Of course the photo is perfect. Thank you!!

Hi Paul- what a great quote for our times. Where that photo is, it looks serene!!!  I'm a bit of a homebody anyway so no problems here. 

Paul, after a while, it does become easier, and hope all this isolation helps the spread! 

Hi Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, CRS - conducting so much business at home but can't wait to get out again.

We don't feel isolated one tiny bit. Both of us office from home so it's normal for us.  As for getting out, many of us, including Gary and I are doing our best to support all the local restaurants and picking up to go meals.  Gary loves it! And it's helping  out all those folks.

Like I have mentioned before, I am kind of enjoying the isolation.  I use the time to organize around my home more, and to work out in my garden.  The quiet has allowed for time to contemplate things I hadn't before.

Agreed, Paul. Let's hope we isolate properly and sufficiently to flatten the curve (a new phrase in our lexicon.)

I agree, but I sure am missing some people that I love very much.