Dear Restless People

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  I get it. The unfortunate alignment of a pandemic and a season of outdoor delights leaves you to stay home for a good chuck of your time. It is something to lament, sure. It is sad to look outside to see all of the flowers in bloom and all the animals scampering about when you can't go out for a long time. It truly can be sad for you, especially if you enjoy the outdoors.

  This is the was things are. And, eventually, everything will come to a new variation of familiar. In the meantime, use the time to see what you can improve about your personality and your character. Sure, you could improve your body or mind, but I feel that reflection and introspection on your character and personality could improve your social life more. You are not the only ones I would recommend this to; you guys are the ones I would highly recommend this to as a group. This time to really learn and refine your character and personality can give you clarity about the people you want to be around and can make you more confident in yourself in an honest, genuine way. Or there is a chance that you will find yourself wanting to be away from what you used to call your "normal." That is also a wonderful revelation of its own. Who knows what you will find out?

  In my personal opinion, as long as you don't hurt yourself, someone else, or the environment around you, feel free to live how you like. So please figure out what makes you happy while you have the time and space to do so. Then, after all of our chaos with this pandemic is over, feel free to get into the groove with your genuine self and life your life. I can't wait to see what you become!

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