Jeremy for President


Jeremy for President


Yesterday I talked to to my best friend, who works in healthcare.

We all know that they are under enormous pressure these days and to be honest I am wondering how they can keep their sanity.

They always have been heroes in my eyes but these days more than ever.



It is not enough that she is working very hard in the hospital but she is also a mother (and a great one) of a wonderful daughter, now being at home all day.

By the time she wanted to explain her daughter this whole situation, why she cannot go to kindergarden and meet her friends, why they cannot meet grandma and grandpa, why she cannot go and play on the playground, she already had known everythig, thanks to youtube.

Children are amazing, they are so adaptive, understanding and cooperative that we should learn from them.



In many respects she is very lucky, having this smart and lovely daughter and although sometimes a bit challenging but great husband Jeremy, who is btw an IT specalist.

This lovely man said yesterday that as long as there is food at home, toilet and internet (maybe that is not the right order as don’t forget, he is an IT person:) their stay home is not just not a burden but totally fine.

We all can see the linkage between food and toilet so hopefully there won’t be any toilet paper shortage because of the panic buyers.



THANK YOU TO ALL OF those wonderful and brave people who are working for us in the frontline and I hope from the bottom of my heart that everybody has a heartland like my best friend has and even more hope that everybody understands the request of social distancing and stay home but if not, so then I suggest Jeremy for STAY HOME president as he is one of the most authentic source:)





Take care and stay safe

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