Create Living and Enjoy, Coronavirus Will Not Stop Creativity


Posted August 10, 2020 by stilsonlewis

In Florida the seasons aren't well defined, and in the age of Coronavirus, it seems even more like one long moment.

 
It has been a very long Winterspringsummer, almost the complete name of the Indian Princess in Peter Pan, just minus the fall. In Florida, it all blends into one season to begin with; this season of Coronavirus makes it even more like one continuous moment. Things were loosening up a little, some variation in the theme, and then I found out that someone I had spent some concentrated time with had tested positive for the Coronavirus. The timing was dissected, and I now must quarantine to protect others from me. I took a test for the antibodies both the immediate ones that fight the virus when the body realizes it is under attack, and the ones the baby creates over a longer term to shore up immunity against this now known enemy. Those results were negative. I also took the Coronavirus test, and will find out those results in a few days.

It seems to come down to a stuttering rhythm of stop, start...stop....start, stop, etc. I miss being in a room with people. I thrive on the energy of busy people who are creating, striving and on their way! After one vacation to a clm and relaxing tropical beach, I got home to New York City and went to stand in the center of Grand Central Station at rush hour. It was glorious. The energy and emotions and sheer LIFE. I cannot wait for large gatherings to be safe again. In the meantime I continue to write and paint and will be able to be with people again in a few days. My favorite philosopher says it so simply, that the way to experience the world is, "Flourish and Prosper!", L. Ron Hubbard. www.thewaytohappiness.org @waytohappinesstampa
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Issued By Martha Stilson
Country United States
Categories Arts , Health
Tags coronavirus , create , quarantine , write
Last Updated August 10, 2020