Leave the House Pep Talk
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Why does "back to normal" seems like a hilarious phrase right now? We know social distancing is hard. #StayHome and laugh #WithUs - we will be making songs, skits, and vlogs to keep you smiling! #GoingOutPepTalk
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Is it normal to hold your breath every time you pass a person on the sidewalk? Asking for a friend.
I caught myself doing that while watching a co-worker double check my work. I so badly didn't want to breathe on her.
Yes. Totally normal
Completely normal.
I was noticing myself do this today!
Omg same lol
It takes me almost a full day to talk myself to leave the house, so 45 minutes seems reasonable.
Omg hilarious. If this isn't over soon...
Kim: “Ask Penn what happens when he tells me to relax.”
Penn: “Mfhp”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 XD
😂😂😂😂 hi cate it me
Those are words guaranteed to cause anger to go from 3 to 10 in two seconds😂😂😂😂.
I've gotten to the point where I have to give myself a pep-talk when my husband leaves for the grocery store; I think I might be developing agoraphobia. But it's fine. We're all fine.
But agoraphobia is real. I know I've had it for years. But actually I've gone out more now to parks and just walked. Because there's not as many people. Hope you're doing okay! 💜
I have agoraphobia. It's been a mixed blessing, having to go on a weekly grocery run, so I won't lose too much ground. My son and I "joke" about developing OCD. Sigh.
We'll all get through this.
Gd bless y'all. ❤️🙏
It's ok not to dress up, because nobody's going to be recognized in a mask, not even on crime watch
True
You should always be wearing a mask or else you will be in jail
@@Wolfie62 they won't throw you in jail for no mask. 🙄 Also, not everywhere has made them mandatory.
I get recognized all the time, with my mask on..🙈🙈
So I point at my mask & tell them they can't recognize me..😂😂
I never thought of it like that but, you're absolutely right!
Relax...... yeah *no that’s not happening*
Going outside gives me so much mental preparation and anxiety while I’m out that by the time I get back home I need a recovery nap.
Yep took a two hour nap after my first trip out today. I also don’t sleep at night anymore.
@@shannonstilwell8225 me neither. I worry about my parents who are in their 60s and not taking this seriously enough.
So can relate. I am totally stressed after being out in public as I seem to be the only one keeping my distance!
"I have a very fuel efficient car. I've discovered that it is even more fuel efficient if you just never drive it." Great line!!
Haha I have been having that conversation with myself since March, and going out usually ends up feeling too complicated in the end...so I just stay home.
I'm sitting here, in my car, in my leggings, tank top and I am cracking up at this video!! This morning, I left the house for the store and post office.
I made sure I had my Mask and hand sanitizer. Half way to the store, I realized I had forgotten my parcel for the post office, and my store list!! # THE NEW NORMAL !! 😩
@@judysternwell5696
Thanks for the mock concern 😒
BTW: I made it to the post office AND the store, so...we're good.
I left the house the other day in my outside pants (and bra) with wipes, hand sanitizer, and mask. Realized halfway down the block that I forgot my purse!! This is the new normal, ugh!!
I so relate to this!!!!
I understand, I remembered to pack my gym bag and was so proud of myself. I got to the gym and realized I left it on the back of my couch
I drive so rarely now that every time I DO have to drive I feel like I have forgotten. The 3 mph is REAL. Roundabouts? 4 way stops?? the interstate!?! Half a tank of gas left and I think I filled it in February? Dear God.......
Me too! How did we accomplish so much before the virus? We didn't think twice of any of that back then!
Enjoyed the video!😂
Small, teeny tiny confession.....I've been out of the house every day (at least once) the whole time. Had to; baby goats care not a fig about quarantine and we had 3 that required bottle feeding.
But also trips to the feed store(goat feed and formula), grocery store(I'm out anyway), fabric store (made masks), home improvement store (because if my husband is home projects are happening!) greenhouse (garden plants), and wedding shopping with oldest daughter (dress, shoes, flowers)...so much to do! And quite a bit of just being outside in the yard and garden.
In all fairness, we were still working(considered essential jobs) at least part time, we have masks to wear when required, and we try to maintain social distance, but our lifestyle demanded we keep going as much as possible. It's not "normal" for us either, but I think it's been easier because there have been things keeping us busy.
Sounds like a responsible grown-up to me.
No, I don't know WHEN, if EVER, I will feel safe leaving the house again.
I am right there too!!
Great! Stay home! We have enough zombies with masks on all wide eyed. Take a xanax and sip some wine karen😉👍
I understand this sentence very well.
@@Philmikehunt333 if you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all. Or did your momma forget to teach you that?
@@WouldntULikeToKnow. Stfu! No one is talking to you! Go back to your bubble cupcake!
I love how none of us question how petite tiny little Kim is capable of physically overcoming big tall Penn enough to wrastle him to the ground, tie and tape him down and imprison him in the pantry. Just goes to show that crazy (if properly motivated) can accomplish anything! I. LOVE. IT! 😁🤣😂 Wait - who’s the “crazy” one though, really? The one TOLD to calm down, or....the one crazy enough to actually tell someone (much less his wife) to “calm down”?! I think we know the answer. #teamkim! 😁
Never tell Mama Bear to calm down or relax. It never works out
My mom took me and my sister to the store on Sunday so we could have *some* change of scenery as neither of us had done more than ride in the car since March 15th. I was sooo anxious it made it hard to relax enough to enjoy Target. Definitely feeling the reality of this.
My son is disabled and immune compromised so I haven’t left the house in 9 weeks. I so get it.
Have Yarn Creations with Erin bless you all
My sons have disabilities too and I have chronic health issues so I feel you.
❤️❤️🙏🙏
I am both of those, so I kind of have an excuse to stay in my bubble, lol.
I am proud of you Kim. Yesterday I put my husband in the passenger seat for moral support and drove for the first time. We made it to the Target shopping mall. My husband put on his mask and gloves and went into the shoe store next door and proceeded not only to purchase himself a pair of shoes but me as well. I sat in the car and watched everyone go in and out of Target and Michael's craft store. I cannot believe I am going to say this but I am just not ready to shop in person yet and both pairs of shoes purchased by my husband are sitting outside in the sun soaking up the rays in hopes of purification.
Before I leave the house I ask myself "Is what you plan to do worth dying for?" and then usually stay home.
I have to go to school next week (physically go to school) and wear a mask AND face shield when I go practice medical stuff. My College has also provided us with a plan of the school and the route (NOT A JOKE) you have to take to your classroom! I'm in Nursing school so I'm thinking they're making us do our exam with masks and face shields now to protect every one of course but maybe also so we'd get used to wearing one... idk! I also have not driven my car since the beginning of March and it's been untouched for almost 3 months now!! I'm so glad you guys feel the same way about 'normal' life as I do! I don't want to go to the store at this point even though everything's open again. All these strict regulations and arrows on the floor etc just make me nervous! I'm very comfortable in my own house with my parents and my dog!
My sister is 2nd yr eye dr student, and in August the school expects the students to start doing eye exams. Right up in someone else's face, nose to nose, looking in their eyes... we all have a feeling that the univ just doesn't want to admit it's unsafe because they need the tuition money right now. Hugs Gitta
I'm fine leaving the house, it's after I come home that I start obsessively worrying if I came in contact with covid and will now infect my whole family :/
I use a (tea tree oil) spray sanitizer when I get back in my car during an outing. I sorta shpritz it over my keys and purse, too. That helps me feel better. We'll get through this. ❤️🙏
This is totally me, except it takes me a whole day to psych myself up to go the next day 🤷🏻♀️
This was so real - I’m like 4 riskgroups in one person so wondering how this will look and when the next time is I can meet someone who is NOT Corona or My husband.
❤️❤️🙏🙏
Yeah, I’m usually so stressed out by the time I get back I need a shower and a nap.
Being an introvert definitely makes this easier, but I
honestly miss school now :P
Same I've got like two friends and I just really miss them and School
My kids (both introverts also) are missing school for the first time in their lives. I plan to bring this up anytime they complain about going in the future! 😁
Nice idea! I think it was nice when we spent a couple weeks off, but when it turns into months... yikes.
Ikr elearning sucks. School is sooo much easier.
@@jeanav Same. At first I was like yes but then eventually I was really missing it
I had a panic attack in the grocery store two weeks ago. I feel you.
Sorry girl same! :( It feels like a different world that's for sure.
You're overreacting.
I like the “leisure pants” Kim wears.....I think I’ll miss them once this is over. Who’s with me on this one?
Umm..those are the same as my pajamas I have now getting ready for bed.😄 I wear them again or pair another after a shower if not going anywhere.
What are these "pants" you speak of? Oh, those things I try to remember to put on when going to my mailbox.. right. I almost forgot.
Fashion 2020: pajama pants
I hate going out, it is a chore. Yes I question " do I need to go out" , do I have everything and why. I love your channel
Every 2 weeks and go everywhere in one day and shower after not before. Gloves and masks on and off each store. What a pain. Santizer after each store. I doubt I have to open mail outside and dump inside and wait but feels like a weird habit now.
This is AWESOME 👏
Been going out to work daily as a oxygen driver. We have all the protection we can get,,and still have doubts once in a while. Thanks for being there and peace to the family
I need way more than 45 minutes to psych myself up to leave the house. And I'm not even that worried about the virus. I just hate leaving the house. 😂
Been living my life as i normally do. Up at 5am shower, dress, meds, coffee, work on the 🚑 for 24hrs go home, shower, work out, shower, dress, go to the store run errands, go to doctor appointments (yes actual Dr appt and not a convo on the phone. By the way I have an autoimmune disease🥴) then repeat the process. what does that equal.....NO EXPOSURES to the VIRUS😎
That's great!😃
I have Crohn's and they failing pancreas. I've tested negative 3 times. But it sounds like you're doing okay!! Are you a paramedic?
Nadine Parsons yes ma’am
Thank you for taking care of people, Kelly!😍👍🙏💝💝💝💝 You are one of my heroes!
Susan Grande it’s truly my honor to be trusted to care. Hero....I’m not, I am a person doing what I love.
My husband is battling terminal Stage IV Cancer. As one of the highest risk groups, it makes us so nervous to have so many weekly appointments we must attend - between chemo, take home chemo pump off, nephrostomy tube weekly changes for kidney failure, etc. Thank you all so much for everything you're all doing to keep yourselves safe. People like my husband and I are safer when we must go out. Xoxo ❤️
Absolutely adore you and your family. Thank you for making this doable❤❤❤
I'm fine leaving the house, it's when I'm out of the store, done my grocery shopping I collapse of the tense I so obviously built up when coping with the leaving and shopping.
No it’s not just you who needs a Pep-talk to leave the house now, trust me😊
This is all so true...I'm going to the final walkthrough on my new home in a bit & trying to figure out how long it's going to take to get ready including putting on makeup for the first time in months! (Yay for construction being considered 'essential'!)
I totally relate, all of this is so weird. It makes me want to go to sleep , till all of it ends.
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Wow.
CZcams's drunk
Deanna Banks NO NO NO NOOOOO
Not just you, sister! Lol! Laughter helps a lot! Thank you! You and your family have blessed me so much, brought me so much laughter, during this difficult time. Sending you all love and strength💕🙏☮️🎶
I get so prepped and then I get to the place and sit there for 15 min.... there was a time where I couldn't go in. I'd just start to cry and go home. I've gotten out a couple times with a mask and am lucky people around me are following the rules. Trying to adjust our brains to this normal is a lot. You guys have been so great through all this. Stay strong!
I confess, I've been out almost everyday since the start.
I go visit my Aunt and we go to Walmart or Sprouts and go walking in the park.
Wore a mask, only because it was required, for the first time yesterday at Costco.
Not many are in fear here in Arizona.
So glad I'm not the only one. Took me an hour to psych myself up enough to go to my parents who live less than 5 miles away. I felt like I needed to pack for several days of my medications, clothes, because of the unknown. My family and I are all high risk due to multiple health factors. I also break out in horrible stress hives like you. So going through a pandemic alone, closing my business, and all the uncertainty hasn't helped when I already was breaking out in hives from daily life from stress. So to be able to have something to make me laugh has been invaluable mentally and physically. Thank you
We’ve been doing curbside pick up for groceries, so I haven’t been into a building other than my home for 7 weeks, but I have a dentist appointment next week. I’m already losing sleep over it. I know they are being safe, but the idea of going into a small semi-public space is making me feel very anxious. I’m so glad I’m not alone! I’m beginning to have some envy from the people who can just put a mask on, and be confident in that and their hand sanitizer, still enjoying a Starbucks drive-thru, or a trip to Target.
"Ask Penn..." ROFL! Loving your vlogs. Really helps with coping with the covid craziness. THANKS!
If I hadn't had to take my Baby girl (doggie) to the Vet THREE times this week and last...I would NEVER have left the house!! This was great, Kim!!🤣
At least you were smart enough to realize you needed to physic yourself up. I, like a dummy, jumped in the car 'like normal' and proceeded to head out to the local big box store! Only to get there with my mask, hand sanitizer, wipes, and OH, NO, saw the crowds of people with no mask and proceeded to panic. Literally stomping on the gas, I whizzed right past the, "Big box store." And headed to local fast food chain drive thru, ordered my 1st drive thru meal since February and drove home! Whew, I nailed it, I had survived! I ran into the house, peeled off all of my clothes, hit the shower, got dressed and only then would I let the dogs anywhere near me. After sanitizing everything that would stand still I took one look at my prized fast food meal, and panicked. I put on gloves picked it up and threw it out the back door. I then sanitized the counter where it had been. And sit down on my cleanly sanitized chair feeling like I had been thrust into battle and had survived! To say the least, lunch was something from 'my own kitchen' and next time I will think before I put the car in gear and drive any further than own driveway! 😷 stay safe!
The first time I got out of the house, I realized that I had lost some of my driving skills. And, going 30 miles an hour on the neighborhood on the neighborhood street felt outrageous.
Oh my gosh Kim, the mph thing was a riot. You can do this! If not, just send Penn to do it! It is part of the marriage contract he signed. Lol!
I love Kim soo much. She definitely "gets me" and I totally relate. Kim makes me very happy. I find I truly need her during these times! 🥰
Don't, whatever you do, ask Penn what happens when he tells Kim to relax. Well, maybe we should. SOMEONE needs to rescue him from the pantry. 😁🤣
Note to self: No seconds on cereal, and definitely no spoonful in my mouth when watching the Holderni!
Spit Take City, Texas!
I’ve been making sure to get out for essentials every two weeks so I can practice getting used to the new normal. I know that’s what my brain needs to not get too overwhelmed. The gas prices along with driving my van ever two weeks has been amazing for my bank account! Haha! -Lindsay
Yep. I’m not leaving the house ever again. 🙈
My husband goes out everyday mask hand sanitizer He's tired of me telling him to wash his hands we take off shoes I sanitize car kitchen etc etc etc love your videos
I was just saying yesterday that i will have to be repatriated to a world beyond my backyard...i am an introvert who is THRIVING in this new normal and I'll have to learn how to get back out there again...this is sooooooooo real!!!
After this video, I saw Penn’s ad and watched the whole thing because it was Penn.
I got it before
OMG! This is so ME! Leaving is stressful!
You are not alone. Thanks for the smiles and laughs.
Thank you for your #StayHome videos. I work for local government, so I've been working every weekday and yet even I am starting to lose it. Your videos are one thing that keeps me from going completely crazy.
I'm just like you. I have to do a pep talk to myself whenever I need to go out since the quarantine. Then when I get to the store or wherever I feel uncomfortable and stressed out because I don't remember how to feel relaxed. Lol!!!
The two Kims would totally BOTH know what Target Jail is. 😁🤣😂
No. I definitely struggle with the idea of going out. It requires planning and a sanitizing strategy, supplies, and system. First, for my immune system, I make sure I’ve been taking - daily - 4,000 iu of vitamin d-3, then zinc and c. Also, trying to get in cardio, xcise, and cut out sugar and simple carbs. Then when preparing to go out, I wear plastic gloves in addition to a mask. Sometimes swim goggles or a ski mask (that’s what I saw them wearing in Wuhan when running errands under lockdown in March - they ALL wore gloves, masks, and not all but most had eyewear like goggles if they had them) - or sunglasses although I know the sunglasses aren’t blocking air very well. I’m starting to give in to the sunglasses versus the other two because of self consciousness but I should remind myself it’s MY health, medical bills and / or death, so keep wearing those goggles. I can try finding or making a face shield instead too I suppose. Also, I have an outdoor outfit with a jacket and hat that I put on when I leave the house and take off once I come in (hanging up outside would be good though). When I’m done removing my clothes and mask, etc., if I haven’t sanitized my purchases in the trunk of my car, I’ll do it in the kitchen then wash and dry my hands with the gloves on still, remove the gloves for re-use, then a final washing of my bare hands. Really saves on the hands from all the multiple washing/sanitizing by using gloves like this. In my car trunk and jacket pocket, I have an extra large sandwich bag ziploc with homemade alcoholic wipes for sanitizing (I use cut up sturdy multiple use fabric like paper towels that can be bought in the paper towel aisle). I keep those in my jacket pocket too, along with the cards or cash I use. That way I can sanitize things, carts, cards, my gloved hands, etc, in a store, etc. And when getting gas, I use the sanitizer wipes on my gloved hands (and credit card) before getting back in the car.
Start small when you do decide to go out. Drive around and get used to being back in the real world. Take baby steps and work your way up to a carry out restaurant. I did that a couple of times, went to a restaurant for carry out. You step inside a few feet, pay, get your bag and leave. I still have not been to an actual store to shop. Not sure when I will feel comfortable doing that, hopefully in a week or two.
Last year my husband had off work from late March to June, as I recall. I was fine snuggling with him the first week. We went to Arby's for dinner. Drive through for dinner because that's how you eat out during covid. We were thrilled! The dog got a roast beef sandwich because her world was screwed up, too since we were all home together. We later found car rides were not allowed. Aw come on!
That was totally me backing out of the driveway. And I'm so glad I filled the tank of my Prius right when gas prices first went down because my gauge also reads "full" two months later... XD
First time I went out to grocery store after 3 weeks a guy got arrested right in front of me ....So I dragged.my ass back indoors. Safer
I love that we have the same shirt and basically need the same pep talk lol
Thank you for the inspiration to leave the house.
Good one with the mask! That’s my exact thinking every time I touch something. Ugh
Ooooh, I feel you. 😥 Maybe not 45 mins, but there's been a few grocery trips that have given me a full blown anxiety attack, so I've become strategic an where I shop (no more WalMart! 😵), take my CBD oil beforehand (keeps anxiety down.), and listen to calming music on my drive. Seems to help... No casual shopping trips though still.
Lol, I haven't put gas in my tank since March 7th! Pre-Covid I had to fill every 7-9 days. The upside, I called Onstar and they gave me credit for March and Free service for April and May then reduced for the next 12 months!
John B I finally put some in last week, just because prices were so low. Even without quarantine, I rarely drive more than 3 miles a day, and I have a hybrid, so I’m pretty much set for 6 months lol.
I almost cried a little yesterday driving for the first time to get labs done like 8 minutes away from my house. I’m fine. It’s fine.
The first time I had to merge onto the freeway, it felt like I was blasting off in a rocket. Took a moment to feel okay driving 70 mph. And I shop for groceries for a few older people. That can be a complicated game trying to find the exact products that they want. And I love the feeling of removing my mask afterward. Stay strong folks. We will get thru this.
Nope, I think you nailed it. That’s pretty much how I imagined it would be for me. Good luck, everyone. Stay well!
Yup. I drove this week for the first time since January. It was challenging. Still haven’t been in a store since two months ago. It will be hard.
Kim, we got you girl. Did you make it to Starbucks?
I live in Idaho and here we go outside all the time and we never once stopped driving our cars for even a week. We also don't have arrows on in shops and everything is open, I even went to a water park a week ago.
We have now been forced out of the house. I had a doctor's appointment a couple days ago. Saturday I am going to the library to pick up my driver's ed manual and then Tuesday I start driver's ed for the rest of the week. And then June 1 I have an orthodontist appointment. When I go to all those I have to wear a mask which I hate with a passion.
Perfection, I love how you can just capture it all. Thanks!
LOL. "Relax." There's the old standby of "Calm down!"
I'm with you in spirit (woop woop!) Maybe a transitional phase with pants that look like real pants but are mostly stretch; and wire-free bras. :) But I'm still staying home mostly.
I’ve had to work out of the home through the entire event so far...recently our workplace has had a huge spike in positive covid cases, but it’s not a job we can shut down. I’m going to go get tested and antibody tested just before Christmas break so I can safely see my family. I don’t fear going out much because out is less contact than I’m stuck with at work. I *do* play a game I call “panic attack or covid” regularly, winning the game once I’ve taken my temperature at least ten time with the same range of results and then doing jumping jacks to check for ease of breath.
I’m grateful for my work- so many don’t have that. Some weeks are better than others. Walking fast as far as possible helps some. Ever hopeful we have gotten past more than we still have to get through. It’s so hard.
I put on pants today. Omg. I need two more quarantine time to work out!
I have only left the house a total of 3 times in the past 10 weeks! When I do go out it just feels weird....so I just think I’m not gonna do that anymore. 😂
This is so funny and so true all at the same time
My son went with me to get dairy queen, he is 15. The first thing he said when we left was, "I don't remember the last time I was in a car." It was March 12th.
I’m fine leaving the house, but when I get to the shops and see too many cars and people I start to feel panicky. Then if I go in anyway, I’m almost running back to the safety of my car and totally stressed from dodging people and trying to get stuff done in super fast time!
Yeah, I'm going to need a pep talk for sure. Thanks for letting me know I'm not alone!
Nope, it's not just you, leaving my house is actually scary now. I used to leave my house in between 5:00 to 5:30 for work. Then I would go to the library and the gym until 9pm. I can't do that anymore! :/
Thank you so much for showing this because I was feeling rather insane for crying or almost crying every fucking time I try to leave the house to get groceries. It's just so stressful to be around people at all and that anxiety is only getting worse for me as things start to reopen
I am high risk and have been self isolated/working from home for 8+ weeks. I only leave to do grocery curbside pickup about every 7-10 days. Last Friday I was driving to the store and almost had a panic attack when the car beside mine downshifted and made that roaring noise. OMG. I’m lucky I didn’t poop my pants. I didn’t realize how tense I was about being out. Yeah....I’m not going out for a while.
I do the psych myself up thing too. I also double check myself for everything I need (mask, gloves, hand sanitizer) then somehow make it to the car without my keys. This new normal is harder than it looks.
Omg yes! Thanks so much for making my day better, no sorry I’m correcting myself, thanks for making THE ENTIRE QUARENTINE better!!! U guys r the best! Hope ur dogo, u, and ur kids are all healthy and safe!
You got this!!!!! The excitement and the guilt all at the same time! And with small kids is even harder!!!?
I have, actually, come to hate leaving the house. Because I have five kiddos and my mom at home (she has cancer) I am the only one that leaves to run errands...groceries, mail, etc. Each time I go out, it is (almost) an all-day ordeal because I have to sanitize EVERYTHING!! Mask and gloves in the stores...sanitize every item before putting it in my car...then gloves off into the trash bag and sanitize the door handle, my phone, my debit card,my keys, etc. When I did my last Costco run, it took my 45 minutes to sanitize every item before putting them in my vehicle. I actually got a suntan on my arms!!
Love your videos, love your family!❤️ Cross contamination is an issue with mask and gloves. Go to Starbucks drive thru, take Frappuccino from barista thru window, take mask off to drink: mask then contaminated from gloves touching fresh drink, finish drink, put mask back on, new contamination on mask from gloves touching mask that touched drink.....🙀! Your videos help me so much and keep me from spiraling down into fear of contamination insanity when I’ve only been to ONE place!🤣😢❤️🐈
I literally only leave the house to drive the car so the battery doesn't die. I don't feel like I will ever be able to leave the house again the way things are going. I hear ya.
This was an amazingly funny video, but at the same time so sad that there are really people doing/thinking this... so sad.
I'm that person lol. But seriously I have to work everyday and go food shopping and etc and I pep talk myslef leaving the house and then another self talk before even getting out of my car at the location that I'm going to.
@@carlyoung123 Well I hope you didn't take my post wrong. I do truly feel bad for you. Just know this will pass and all things do. Yes we will lose people during it, and heck it even might be our own life. Sometimes things are scary, but when we let that fear overwhelm us and make us surrender the system we have as a nation... that is the most scary thing of all.
@@kgamer713 I agree with you and actually I'm not scared lol. But however I am worried for my mother so I'm cautious. But it will pass and you are right some will and will not make it.
I live in WY so I've been out at least every couple of days since this all started. We don't have grocery delivery here and our state didn't completely shut down because everyone is already social-distanced naturally.....5 people per square mile. You can do this! There is no substitute for in-real-life human interaction. I hope you get to have Starbucks with a friend.
She’ll thank her for the bra tip because when you’re walking around the outside world, it really is nice to have those things contained and supported - oh and it also doesn’t feel “right” - it feels too exposed for IRL / being in public. 😁. Also, i so wish I could’ve heard what Penn was saying! 😁🤣
I can’t make myself leave until i have no choice. Doing everything in one circle. Once a month. Drive thru car wash, mailbox pickup,oil change, grocery pickup, drove 90 miles each way to wave at grandkids, sisters and my mother thru windows and leave packages on their steps. Filled tank and back home within 6 hours. Not only scared of the virus....now I’m scared of the dark.