Nov. 1st, 2020 09:24 pm
forlornness
A short entry about the subject of hopelessness. I won't say anything smart, just that it’s hopeless. The most present things that could make me feel hopeless is of course that I lost my job and on a much bigger scale, covid-19. Here I can write that some MD - a psychiatric not an infection specialist - some day ago tweeted that it’s not that bad since the number of ICU-patients has been plateaued for five days. Yes, just five days, is that being too much of a “the glass is half full” guy? I think so, it’s too optimistic to see that as a positive trend. Then I could ask myself what’s realistic, not too optimistic, when it comes to work? The problem is that I know the answer to that. Everything I would like to do is too optimistic. It’s too late to have a career. So that’s hopeless too. It's hard to be optimistic.
Btw, this county is at the moment doing quite good. Zero covid-19 patients in hospital and zero death in covid since june. Almost like I'm starting to wonder if God likes us.
Btw, this county is at the moment doing quite good. Zero covid-19 patients in hospital and zero death in covid since june. Almost like I'm starting to wonder if God likes us.