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COVID -19 continued

While in my earlier post I had asked you to be positive and imagine everything is fine in the context of the deadly disease. In this short idea I wish to give a few tips to prevent the speedy spread of the same (this is beside the health tips you must be getting day in and day out on Social Media, and you must fully know them) :

1. Be Lazy - lie in the bed idly, which you have not been doing since a long long time because
    of your fast life and various commitments.

2. Stay at home- help your children know you (which they have been missing) and help your wife in
    her work. You will be proud to see the happiness on their faces, which you may not have seen since.
    long.
                                      

3. Consider the time given by the disease as a blessing and spend quality time with your family,
    perhaps you have not done it since a long time because of your business or other commitments.

4. Compete with neighbours as to who goes out of the house lesser.

5. If you have the itch of going out, DON'T. Try writing some good thoughts on paper and read a lot
    of books.

6. Listen to good music

7. At the end of the day watch good family movies and sleep a good sleep.

I feel if you try out the things mentioned above you will come closer to your family and they will also feel happy to be in your company, which they have not experienced since a long time.

USE THIS GIFT OF TIME AND FIND OUT GOOD FROM THE SORROW.


    

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