As I continue to watch the news regarding the coronavirus (also known as Covid-19), I find myself getting more and more concerned. I realize that I am healthy, as is my family, and we are very low risk for getting it, but the concern is still there.
I find myself reading much more about the spread and it is daunting. I understand the facts about the disease. It is the unknown that is unnerving.
I've been sticking closer to home recently. Today, instead of exploring, my son and I simply walked around Hikarigaoka Park with our neighbor. It feels a bit boring, but it makes me more comfortable.
I wonder how long I will feel this way. Is it a passing phase, or will the reality of living in such a crowded city plague my mind? I've never been much of a germaphobe, but I think I'm dipping my toe in the water right now.
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