The Side Effects of Endorphins

I can’t really say things have changed all that terribly much other than a larger chasm right through the middle of our society

That Larger Chasm

For many of us now we viewed life as before Covid and after Covid. That is a chasm in the middle of our life. I for one have a newfound gratitude for what we have. I have become much less social and I enjoy spending time with myself.

Extra Twenty

In the solitude of Covid I happened to pick up between 15 and 20 pounds. It did allow me to identify unhealthy eating habits, and I’m right back on track right now and pretty close to where I want to be.

Multicolinearity

I worked from home for five straight years. I have never stepped into an office again. I rarely drive anymore. We eat out less and in a way enjoy simple things. I walk around with a deeper appreciation for this thing called life. But then again somewhere along the line I had a heart attack. I can’t even remember if that was pre-Covid or post Covid. That’s a pretty big chasm in one’s life.

These things may have happened anyways. I feel I emerged a more energized, vibrant person with a deeper appreciation for life.

Those Who Don’t

I for one I’m impressed the way the world responded to Covid. There’s a bunch of people who are angry and militant the way things unfolded. I have become less tolerant to those who spread lies and eschew science. For the most part, I’ve eliminated them from my life. There are a few I miss but not many.

I appreciate the relationships that we have now and cherish them. It may sound cheesy, but it’s always been my philosophy. This is no dress rehearsal. This is our life and it’s the only one we have.