From his living room in New York, with his dogs trying to catch his attention, Joey took a moment to reflect upon how the coronavirus is affecting his and people’s lives.
“I have my theories about this virus and the fears around it and I understand everybody’s instincts; and I still have my take,” he begins saying. “It’s funny how some people can just play the pause button and some people have to go about their lives and make a living; it’s interesting to me and I am definitely in that group who can kind of benefit from the pause, or can press pause.”
Countries are responding according to the outbreaks; some are taking more measurements than others and it’s interfering with our lives; Joey says,”Schools and cities are erring on the side of caution and that’s understandable; but it’s a little frustrating from time to time.”
In Argentina – even though people in the streets are not freaking out, yet – the government has declared a state of National Health Emergency for a year; some flights have been suspended for thirty days (staring on March 17) and classes have been suspended at schools in only one province, for two weeks, as a precaution; out of the 31 infected, one has died.
So BH, let’s share what’s happening. I cancelled my stay in Manhattan for this year; but so far I continue attending to classes, doing sports and working from home. Where are you from? Are you taking any precautions? How is this affecting you?
Stay safe! ????
I am from Italy. We have to stay at home and follow strict rules. We have to go through that now. I am a fan of Joey and thank him for his words. Greetings from Italy. Carmen ????????????❤️
Hi Carmen! Welcome to the blog ☺️
Same here in Argentina. Classes have been suspended until March 31 and we must stay inside our homes (as much as we can)
Thank you so much for sharing!
Stay safe!