Unfortunately schools are known for viruses to spread , I’m just worried that we could start seeing more cases with kids that end up being more serious than people are used to with kids... yes , it is inconvenient to not have your kid in school, but it would be a lot more inconvenient if they were on a ventilator...
That’s true, there really isn’t a perfect solution, but the safety of kids should be the top priority , but as you said ,it is very hard for people that have those kind of jobs
Very true , and then on the flip side , if kids get it and keep spreading it then we keep getting more people in the ICU, no win situation
I'm being slightly sarcastic... but if only the majority of the American populous was able to afford to be a single earner household with a stay at home parent (mom or dad) and didn't have to rely on public schools to be babysitters.
THIS^^^^
No, it's been mostly damaging for them. Their mother is less and less available, they can't see their friends, and their dad keeps going into his "office" and asking them to leave him alone while he tries to maintain some semblance of productivity. They feel abandoned and it's heartbreaking.
The Glass is always half full for me. I have always been and always will be a positive person. I took the time I had in lockdown to self reflect and improve myself and my family. I work and travel so much. I finally got a chance to focus just on my child during lockdown and my bond is stronger than it’s ever been. I’m sure if I focused on the negativity, I would be a bitter and frightened soul. For me and my house, we focus on all the things we have to be thankful for and negativity is not allowed!
I am glad that has worked out for you. Others are not as lucky, and it comes across as pretty tone deaf to celebrate the "good" things that have you have experienced from this crisis. I have had even less time with my family than ever, even though I am home all the time.
You're wrong. And you are condescending and dismissive of real sacrifice, yet again.
Perspective, I was passive aggressive, but am always positive.(sarcasm if it isn't obvious)
When the China Virus policies that are about to be put into place bankrupt your company and cause you to go into foreclosure like millions are already experiencing, I would say I told you so but I would be too busy trying to help raise money to save you.
I acknowledge your thoughts and appreciate your insight. While playing at TU, i learned many important life lessons. In Highschool I lost 5 Games in 4 yrs. when I got to TU, we lost four games in the first two months. I was devastated and depressed. I almost left. I spoke to my dad and grandpa about leaving and they gave me some great advice. Block everything else out and focus on you and what you can control. Our team record over the yrs was my lemon, me making the All Conference was me turning that lemon into lemonade. I changed my perspective. I focused and excelled while many others around me who focused on the losses struggled. My positive attitude became infectious and the results were unmatched. My girlfriend made All Conference, my Roommates (Shoals, Brown, Ponder, Young, Rayburn) all were extremely successful. We all had unconquerable spirits despite our poor success as a team. I encourage everyone who feels down or is struggling through this, look up, get up, and never give up! We will overcome
This would work in a self help seminar or motivational speaking because your audience is eager to hear it. It’s the reason they’re there. And it’s an admirable thing to teach your kids. But no one, and I mean no one, who doesn’t recognize you as an authority figure wants to hear that message from a stranger after experiencing tragedy.
We gov experts disagree all the time. There are many more experts who don’t agree but they have all been banned and censored from fake stream media.
Sorry but playing a game is not the same as dealing with life and death, people that are acting like this are getting people killed all over the world
My wife watches people suffer and die, slowly and alone, helpless to save them. If you’ve seen combat, you should know that isn’t a trivial thing to witness.
