I have seen many of these floating around. This shows that humans often turn to humour as a coping mechanism in times of crisis.
And here is one that makes you think.
The one that stayed at home saved the rest…
I have seen many of these floating around. This shows that humans often turn to humour as a coping mechanism in times of crisis.
And here is one that makes you think.
The one that stayed at home saved the rest…
Thank goodness somebody has still got a sense of humour. Thanks Janet. I come into the category of over 70s, and we have been asked to stay home, for up go 4 months. Everything is closing, all the organisations that I attend for lectures, keep fit, botany, theatres, Jane Austen Siciety. etc etc, so it’s not difficult, but food shopping needs to be done and I have a dental appointment to refill a filling that has cracked. I suppose that will be cancelled.so a bit of comedy is soothing. I’m beginning to think the panic is worse than the disease. I know its serious, but 3 times the number of Corona virus deaths here have been experienced by flu sufferers. I think we need to be careful, but not panic, have a sense of caution and proportionate reactions. Sorry to bang on. It’s been one of those days, and I suspect there are are more ahead.
Thank you dear Clare. Stay well and let’s hope this will be over soon!
Janet