You never quite know what you have been through until you talk to someone. Evaluation has such power. Covid took away our sense of mental wellbeing. Imagine me, single Mum, still having small children so any lockdown dating is simply unheard of and would be classed as selfish. So have to think self less, and more self care. Not that I have figured love out fully yet. So love looking at dreamy concerts like Glastonbury this evening. Where is the joy if not with the people you love, the ones who lift you up? Thankfully my Mum checks on me every other day with her lovely voice over the phone, so I cannot complain, she has made my life easier in terms of knowing someone is always looking out for me. As for journaling my pandemic journey so far? I think I have Covid Realities to thank for that one!
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