Sunday Barbecue

Lately life is revolving around the house. That’s not a bad thing. It’s hard to think about the future, and maybe one shouldn’t think about it too much, so staying in the present is what’s keeping me calm. I have found so many projects in and around the house that I have been keeping busy. Work isn’t completely stalled, but ot is less busy for sure. Our garden has been blooming nicely, but we didn’t get to plant many flowers for the season. That’s a big shame, but I hope to get around to it soon. For now the closest family is gathered for get-togethers. This past Sunday we have been firing up the electric grill, and have grilled some sausages, chicken breast and a local favorite: cevapcici.

How have you been spending your time? First off, I hope everyone is safe and healthy. Second, I want to know how you fill up the void that is left with the disappearance of your regular routine. I have found that routines are probably the most important aspect of everyday life. They truly keep us sane. If you can’t have the same routine, I have found for myself that’s good to adapt to a new one that hits the same goals. I hope it’s something that can help. But also, talking about mental health and mental states can help us in figuring out the new.

The world has been hit with something new and scary, but we must stay calm and rational and realize that there is a solution to every problem, and that there is a common goal between the citizens of the world. Even hard times can’t kill the human spirit and it’s that notion of pushing forwards that can lift the darkness that overcomes us.