At a Loss......

Hi Sheila,
Life as we know it is constantly changing. It's just not usually forced upon us quite so quickly.  Life is changing dramatically but I am a person of strong faith and I know there will be good to come of this... lots of good.

I lost my parents at a very young age.  It was very tragic and sad, thrusting upon my brother and me many uncomfortable and difficult changes.  As I look back, I can see many blessings that have come about because of it.  I still miss my parents, of course, but I feel so blessed for the many silver linings that came about as a result. 

So, I am focusing on what I can control for now and the reveal of the future... whatever that is. 

Sending you virtual hugs of comfort. 

This year the world is changing Sheila, I am sure your concerts will be close for awhile ask basemall games are not on the list for weeks if not month.  Stay in and stay well.

Be careful my friend. Depression is no laughing matter. Seek help.

Find that positive thought and have a happy Wednesday Sheila Anderson 

Sheila Anderson - I know that it is scary but try to focus on something positive.

Sheila Anderson - The most effective thing I ever did in life when I was in the dumps is to face the fear headstrong and do something for others. I found I could do a lot of good and I didn't have to be traveling far to do it. I could do a lot by means in which were right at my feet and at my disposal. Please, Sheila, dig deep. Find your strength. Brush your dogs. Pick up the phone. Talk to someone. Be not a afraid. You are a courageous woman who has traveled to places I would never go. I believe in you. 

I think when we are isolated like so many of us are, it is easy to feel a little anxiety not normally felt.  I've made a list of activities I can do to pass time.  For the most part I am doing well.

I feel like lots of people felt that way in 1918 when the Spanish flu was around and perhaps even in when so many people died from Hong Kong flu in the early 70s.  I believe in vaccines and heard immunity and I think this too shall pass.  I just hope all the ones I love and care about... are here to see the other side.  I mostly have turned the news off and I wasn't on facebook all day.  I needed a little break myself.

Sheila you need to change your perspective, I keep telling Diane the same thing, enjoy what you have and live every day to the fullest... I  never thought traffic would ever be light in my  life time in Los Angeles...I never thought that living next to LAX there would be peace and quiet at by few planes flying.... well it is all true and I am enjoying it while it lasts, Endre

Morning Sheila.

This too shall pass.  Look at the bright side, The sun will come up soon, life goes on.

Hi Sheila:

So sorry you are feeling the way you are but understand with all that is going on, and the forced isolation. Thinking of you and sending lots of positive thoughts.

Jeff