The COVID-19 Experience, so far...

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Hello everyone! 
I’ve missed it here. Well as we all know, a lot has been happening. From the beginning, in January Kobe Bryant, his daughter, and 7 other people passed away in a helicopter crash. Rest In Peace to all of them. I hope their families are healing. The world was pretty much also on fire and now, COVID-19 has pretty much changed all of our lives.




How is everyone doing?

My regular day job closed down indefinitely. Me being a Capricorn worries of course, but the more I think of it... my workplace NEEDED IT. I won’t bore you all with the details, but the universe ALWAYS knows when enough is enough. BUT I’m doing more than okay, I’m so grateful.

Other than that, I’ve been doing my best to take care of myself and everyone around me. I have a strong feeling that humanity as a whole will learn a lot from this. 

I’ve been taking the time to read, work on my content, and exercise! I have bettered my yoga flow and I’m incredibly happy about that. Also I wanted to remind you all to PLEASE support local artists and businesses. If you are able to, support these people directly or even share their work! Feel free to send me your links to post as well! Another one of my thoughts is the domestic/child abuse calls that have spiked because of the quarantine. Remember to never be an enabler! If you have the power to change something or help, please do it. 

It is extremely important that we are all practicing social distancing and following CORRECT protection procedures. Change your gloves OFTEN if you use them and remember that a mask is not always the best option (also needs to be changed out). Take care of your bodies and people around you.

Thank you for reading! Please let me know how you all are doing or what you want me to write/film about.

Be fearless & smile. 



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