Hope Always888 @HopeAlways888
16 February, 12:57
I don't even want to go out of my house anymore. It's like I truly don't belong here anymore, not that I ever fit in. I had the cashier say how there are more variants of COVID coming out. People are so clueless. The whole dairy section of the store is now behind glass doors. I guess the final stage will be locks. Seeing the fliers on the wall of the doctor's office showing a child's palm hovering over something electronic made me want to throw up. I can't stand the madness anymore. I'm sorry if people don't like me sharing how I am feeling but I am beyond fed up. I now find myself having the run away mentality kicking in. I know though that there is no running away. I need prayers today guys. I feel like I am surrounded by brainless idiots.

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Pink Totter @Totter
Hugs and prayers Hope, in the same place you are. Use love just browsing through stores or going somewhere new and seeing new things, now most of the time it's too much work, returning home frustrated by all the sheep. Add onto that whatever they are shedding is causing eczema, so avoid going anywhere most of the time.

My tries every week is to spend one day with granddaughter after school and take my mom out of town shopping each week as she doesn't drive that far anymore. Since it was valentines day this week I took granddaughter to the toy store... the light in her eyes when I suggested it will carry me through the week! Much like me, just browsing through the store finding new things we hadn't seen before was the most fun... a couple interesting toys to take home and play with made her day too.

Take pleasure in the small things, the little wins will eventually become the Big Wins.
02:15 PM - Feb 16, 2024
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