Hi friends. How are you?
I’ve been loom knitting a blanket for my Teletubbies plushies lately and it’s one of the things I’ve been doing to keep myself from worrying about the coronavirus because, just like knitting and crocheting, loom knitting is a fun and calming hobby that’s perfect for stress-relief, keeping busy, and creativity. I have some advice for you to make sure you don’t have to worry if you’re going to be stuck inside in order to keep away from the coronavirus.
1. Make sure you practice good hygiene, as well as self-care, which includes bathing and showering, despite that I don’t like showering at all and I prefer bathing.
2. Keep yourself busy and worry-free with a hobby or two or more. It can be any kind of nice and fun hobby. Whether it’s knitting, crocheting, sewing, cross-stitch, embroidery, loom knitting, drawing, or writing; these hobbies you do will keep you busy and worry-free for sure.
3. Try to ration your food and drinks, especially by eating smaller portions, because the stores are crowded and there’s not much stuff to buy because everyone might have bought it all in order to prepare for the coronavirus. Please also make sure to do the same with your paper towels, napkins, toilet paper, and wipes, especially your flushable wipes.
4. Remember that you’re lucky that you’re not one of those people who actually have the coronavirus, even if you’re sick but you don’t have the coronavirus at all. (For example: My twin sister Sam is sick but she doesn’t have the coronavirus at all, but she’s going to be staying with my uncle Robert, my aunt Anchalee, and my cousin Hudson in their new house in Parkland for 14 days in quarantine.) Also don’t forget to remember that you’re loved and you should stay positive and happy and don’t worry during this time of this horrid pandemic. I love you!