Still Stuck at Home and Surviving

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Be careful what you wish for, that's what they always say! For many years, we've kept ourselves busy juggling between work and family time. I've been secretly wishing and hoping there's a way that I can be a work from home mom again. And then this pandemic happened and somehow unconventionally fulfilled that wish! We eventually got stuck working from home. Yes, thank God, we still have work despite this global pandemic! Students had to be home schooled, too. Almost everyone got stuck at home because of this COVID pandemic; and if ever we have to be outdoors for some reason, we had to make sure we're taking the usual health and safety precautions. We can't enjoy morning walks, even just within the neighborhood, without having to social distance from other people and wear masks.


I'm not sure if I should be happy my secret wish somehow got fulfilled for over a year now, but ending up working from home because of a pandemic is not something I would ever wish at all. If only there's a way to "unwish", right? No, I don't really think this pandemic has anything to do with my wish. God has allowed these things to happen for a reason. When will this be over? We do not know yet. So, for now, like we always do, let's embrace life's uncertainties and let God take over. I'm sure He will be with us as we walk through this life. As always, He will get us through this. Let's keep the faith!






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