Finding Joy Amidst Chaos

I just returned from picking up our groceries at the local Kroger.  Things were surprisingly calm today unlike last week when there were many more cars waiting than there were parking spaces and people were getting really aggravated.  Instead of waiting patiently to earn one of the designated spaces to have groceries loaded, people would come wheeling in and grab the space before those cars who were already hovering, waiting could make it into the slot.  And so, discord would ensue to the point that someone even threatened to call the police.  At that point, the store manager had to come out and restore order.  Wow! Can you believe our society has reached the stage of fighting over parking spaces for groceries?

My little Käse has been happily greeting me at my window these past mornings, seemingly unaffected by what is happening in our world. It's sad that there are a number of animals that have now become infected with the COVID-19 virus.  The Bronx Zoo has several tigers and lions that are now sick. I've heard of a few domestic cats and dogs who are ill and even one that has died.  Be careful with your animals and try to isolate them as much as possible.  They love us unconditionally and deserve to be protected.

My sweet great grandson is growing so quickly! He's 6 months old now and on the verge of learning so many things, like crawling and walking.
                                   
And he has hair now!!!  I hope he will have hair like his daddy, not his granddaddy. To be fair, Jason had nice hair but he lost it at an early age.  But he adapted well.