If you think this virus is a hoax you need to listen to my granddaughter-first-year-nurse, Libby. She works at a hospital in Spartanburg (SC). She has worked on the floor where coronavirus patients fight for their lives. Even with all the protection she and all the other medical people wear to ward off the virus--it is still very scary.
Let's stay safe, listen to the experts and pray for one another. I can understand people desperate to get back to work but life triumphs economy. We really don't know how our future will work out--but we must stick together. This is not the time for name-calling, ugliness--ignoring the advice of those medical and scientific folk who really know. Like it or not we are all in this together. Jesus said the greatest command we have is to love. We cannot forget this.
Patrick Overton in The Learning Tree is worth remembering:
"When we walk to the edge of all the light we have
and take that a step into the darkness of the unknown,
we must believe that one of two things will happen--
There will be something for us to stand on,
Or, we will be taught how to fly."
God bless us all.
--Roger Lovette / rogerlovette.blogspot.com
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