Every cloud has a silver lining.
Hmmm just been told I cannot have this content published as it is already published elsewhere.
As many blogs on WA are very similar each day, using the same theme over and over this does seem ludicrous.
I have just written this and its based on my own experience. Adding this top part allowed it to be published.
Original post.
I was travelling home by train, tube and train again this morning. I noticed roads are quiet, stations are quiet and not many passengers.
'Of course' you may say, so what!
This is all helping the environment. The daily pollution will be greatly reduced for weeks, possibly months. That is good news for the planet (silver lining).
Here at WA many will be confined to their homes with more time to work on websites and training (silver lining).
This may seem a little harsh while people are suffering but what is the other option?
Staring at news channels increasing your fear and immobilising your thought processes. this does not help you, your families or anyone else.
Life goes on, don't live in fear. Yes there are restrictions but find the good in each day. Find things to be grateful for, like spending time with your family.
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Hi Linda, great post! Taking some time for reflection is often useful in situations like these. Just stopping for a while and thinking around a situation and you can usually find a postitive somewhere? Even if it's 'Ooops... won't do that again!'
Thanks for your your timely advice! Sue 😊
Thank you Sue, am glad to help. Families, in the main, are getting on better. They have to rely on each other which pushes petty annoyances away.
Fear paralyses, which we don't need as we have extra time to spend on our businesses now.
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Hi Linda, Great post, particularly the last paragraph, 'Life goes on, don't live in fear...….'
Keep safe and well.
Wilson
Thank you Wilson, glad you liked it.
Fear does nothing except paralyse us. Its better to get past it and get on with life despite restrictions.