S. Lynn Bryant

Nothing to do-no where to go. No business to go to. Isolation. I'm lucky I have people to be locked down with I love. My daughter and two beautiful grandchildren. Family who call and check on me weekly. It's crazy being a provider/head of household all your life and now have to rely on your adult children and government to help you out. My savings were good for only a month, I usually have at least two months of savings but I dipped into it for small things, thought I had time to replenish. No regrets, it's all good. I at least had that. Some people had nothing. This stimulus the government is sending out is taking time and there is no real guarantee who will get it. Even applying for unemployment no guarantee. People thought of me and sent me links to apply for help. Clients call or text to check on me which is awesome. Then you have the small business loans they are giving out. Guess what you have to qualify for that so there goes that guarantee. Who the hell want loan

Well how do I start it has been officially 30 days of lock down. I had become a stay at home person for a few years before this virus hit us. A big change because at one point in my life for many years I was a socialite. They have been and will spoon feeding us this lockdown in 30 day increments. People fail to realize that this going to last longer than they think. People are already getting stir crazy with boredom, cabin fever and their money drying up. They already pre-tested most of the scenarios on what the habits and behaviors the masses will go to. They know if not handled properly there will be riots. The plan is to remove the middle class and have two classes rich and really poor. Most of us are going into debt and out livelihoods as we know or known are gone. That's a harsh reality to wake up to. Most of us had a good life, independent life, a happy life, a life that could use some small improvements, but all the same pretty good. We traveled, we ate out, we conversed,