Community Chat

[aroc3435]

@stevieb   Oh dear, what a good label for this whole thing.  Coronaville indeed.  You have a very good, dry sense of humor.  I'd much prefer to be in Margaritaville.

Happy Independence Day!

aroc3435 

[Lindsays Grandma]

@Pearlee  

Hi there Pearly,  now that you mention it, it does feel like Sunday.  The sad thing is that there are too many times I don't even know what day it is, and have to look at my cell to check it out.  I'm getting lost in the fog.

[sligo]

@Pearlee, Me, too

[rms1954]

Yes.  Glad it's not just me.  

[CrazyKittyLvr2]

My daughter had yesterday off and I thought it was Saturday all day.  I looked for The Kitchen at 11:00 am.  Hope, it's only Friday doofus.

I just said something to her about going to work tomorrow.  I got, "Mom, it's Saturday."

I'm all turned around.

[shoesnbags]

I don't know - because Sunday doesn't feel like Sunday any more now that we don't go to church.  Our really large Catholic church has started having Mass again, but we don't feel safe sitting for an hour in an enclosed space with all of those people.  In spite of masks and social distancing, we're all breathing that same air.  So every day just seems the same, all week long. (And on and on and on....)

[FlowerBear]

I thought maybe it was only me but all day yesterday i kept thinking it was sunday. It felt that way and Im not sure why.

[violann]

Lol- we don't even bother calling days by name anymore. We are pretty faithful to Mass (on TV) on Sundays though.

[Bridgegal]

It's Sunday?   The days are all the same.  

[tototwo]

Since we retired, all days seem the same anyway.  I have to look at my desk calendar every morning to remind myself what day it is.   And even then, I usually forget.  

Coronaville?

Margaritaville?

It's 5 o'clock somewhere