Will Life Ever Be Back To Normal

Will Life Ever Be Back To Normal

I you are one of a few people who believe this Virus will last forever and most of us will die, get on an anti-depressant ASAP. If you believe life will never be the same, talk to someone who can help you through this.

The fact is that life is going to be like it is today for longer than the Government is telling you. When the Government says that we should hit the peak of this virus by the summer, that does not mean that life will go back to normal by the summer. Peak does not mean OVER. Peak means that we will still have to be diligent and protect ourselves.

OVER means that nobody is infected and nobody is a carrier. I believe that since there will not be a shot you can get until next year, it will take until the end of 2020 to get back to normal. However, what is normal anymore?

By September, some stores will be open that are not open now. By September, there will be a sports page in the newspaper longer than one page because some sports will be happening with or without fans. By September, you will be able to go to your doctor for a normal check-up or a normal flu or an everyday ache and pain. By September, hospitals will have all the things they need to heal the sick. By September, stores will have plenty of paper products and canned foods.

By November, we will be able to go to a restaurant and a bar (hooo-ray). By November we will have the family over for Thanksgiving. By November we will be ready for the Christmas season and shopping on Black Friday. By November, that stock market will have recovered and most people will be back to work.

By December life will be close to what it was before this outbreak. However, there will still be crazy people that believe the world is coming to an end. Some, that were not depressed before the Virus, will still be depressed. We will still be careful hugging and kissing friends and family. A friendly handshake to someone you meet at your local bar, will probably still be an elbow bump. 

This Will Be The New Normal

People, I don't know about you, but I can live with the new normal. It's a hell of a lot better than it is today.