Found this on Facebook and I think every #spoonie out there can relate!
Found this on Facebook and I think every #spoonie out there can relate!
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🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 that is great!! I needed the laugh. Thank you fellow Spoonie!
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So glad you liked it! Humor is the best weapon there days I think 🙂
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I agree!!!!
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So true! The only thing different about our lives now is that our parish is no longer holding services, so there’s no Sunday Mass to attend.
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I know, ours isn’t either:( Of course I missed a lot of Sundays but it was always special when I felt up to going.
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Reblogged this on CoffeeMamma and commented:
Loved this!!!!
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I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
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Having Chrons disease, this made me laugh a lil too hard.
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Hi Barbara, how are you? The current crisis must be particularly worrying for you.
We’re in containment here in France. My husband has been working from home for a week now, but as we’re in the countryside we can still go out for walks without being stopped by police!
I hope you and your family stay well and safe in this current crisis.
Bises Henrie XXX
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We are in quarantine right now as my husband has developed a cough and my asthma is acting up, so the doctor said to quarantine until March 30. Then we’ll be reevaluated. So we’ll take it one day at a time and see how things go. At least I have some new books to read—I’m finally reading the Harry Potter series 🙂
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