So, if you read my work or anything I say and you feel that I am talking too much, that is totally fine. It is what it is. I wish I could just shut it all out and just be one with the flow of life as I move through life.
The thing is, we are all in this together. Not everyone is going to be happy with everything that has happened. We are all connected. We all know that. But we also know that there is a time and place in our lives where we need to talk about what has occurred. We need to talk about it, because we should be able to find peace in it. I don’t think we should be a part of things that are not in our best interest.
That’s true.
The thing is, we should be able to talk about things that have happened, but I don’t think that everyone should be able to know everything that has happened. We should be able to discuss things with those who can understand it, but we shouldn’t be telling other people about things that we don’t understand.
Just a few weeks ago, we were discussing covid with a group of friends. We had all agreed to give each other the benefit of the doubt, while keeping our thoughts to ourselves. I decided to make a bold statement, and I told everyone in my office, “I am going to tell you that I am going to be the first one to tell everyone else that I am not as okay as I thought I was.
We were all pretty shocked when I told everyone, but we were also surprised. I was very confident that I could keep my words to myself, but then I forgot to think about it. I am usually pretty good at keeping my emotions in check, but I forgot to think about them. Now I have to tell anyone who needs to know.
Covid has been all over the news. So much so that the BBC had a covid variant news segment that was surprisingly hilarious. The segment was a play on the BBC news editor’s usual formula of having two people talk at once and then editing what they say out. When the phone rang, most of the staff were laughing at the phone, and then there was a loud beep that had everyone on their feet.
When the phone rang, most of the staff were laughing at the phone, and then there was a loud beep that had everyone on their feet. The second part of the segment was actually a call from the BBC’s digital editor, who asked me if I wanted to go on a call with him. I said yes.
The BBC has a “call with” section where they interview the people they want to interview. In this case, the person they wanted to interview was the BBC’s chief reporter, who’d spoken to us about covid, and he was curious to know what had happened to the Covid section. He wanted to know why we were not writing about the virus.
In general, the Covid section has been quite quiet. We’ve only had one or two articles on it so far, with most of them being about the positive aspect of the virus. We’ve been mostly covering the health aspects, such as how the virus affects people with underlying health conditions.