covid-19

Day 65
Iowa confirmed cases
15943
deaths
400
BHC confirmed cases
1645
deaths
400

Timed writing

I am worried about Sarah. She is having more seizures. I know I have mentioned this before but I am anxious. The weather this morning is grey, which doesn't help my mood. No rain in the forecast, just a gloomy day. I have messed up my Facebook account again. I don't know if I will ever get back on. Such is life. I have sent in the Bio for the Cedar Valley Writers Anthology. The book will be distributed later in the summer. I am trying to think positive thoughts to keep the anxiety down. The kitties make me happy. Sarah makes me happy. Pat makes me happy. I am going to have to ask Jeff to come over to clean Monday. I can't take the apartment like this anymore. We are keeping up on the laundry and dishes, but the floors need a good cleaning and the carpets need vacuuming. The death toll keeps rising both BHC. I don't know if the world will ever be normal again. On the brighter side of things, it appears, today, at 9:06 am, that the person in the WH is due for a resounding defeat to come November. If he survives. He is taken a malaria drug as a prophylactic against Covid-19. There is no evidence, except the lies that he pushes to his base that this will help. Most of the world hope it kills him. Enough of that kind of talk. I have to talk with Terrie today about Full Circle becoming Sarah's payee. I took a time out from writing to talk with Terrie. Good news and bad news. Sarah can keep her debit card, she was upset with the thought of losing her money and Full Circle will take care of her IAble account if I can get it set up and they will do all the paperwork for the end of year reviews. The bad news is that Full Circle may not open up their Day Hab until the fall, which makes me think HIP won't be able to open on May 27 as Pat had thought. I want to write glorious things each morning as Rita does but I can't get my head there. I will persevere.