There is always a bright side.

I've been enjoying quite a few memes on FB lately. For being social FB keeps me in touch with most family and friends, not that we talk to each other but we do share significant experiences. I don't often post but on Easter I posted on FB actually talking to my family about love and missing them, mostly I did this because I could get my message to the whole gang instead of individually. Lots of lovely responses. I liked watching my son's family put together a gazeebo outside, then another weekend they put together a grill then Easter they feasted on BBQ steaks and fixings. Made my heart feel good for them.

However FB targets sending you little memes and videos that it thinks you will enjoy so hence I don't get a lot of negativity. There is some really cute songs and videos that families in quarantine are putting together where Dads, especially Dads are going barking mad with their adorable beasties. Some singing is over the top good, Father and Daughter duets especially.

There are some hilarious sayings. Saturday Night Live aired with all the actors recording scenes from their homes with Tom Hanks as host, recorded from his home. One of my cooking videos called TASTY had one of their adorable little blondes cook comfort food from her own home. The video was adorable and the recipe is mac n cheese kicked up a notch, a big notch. I have to make it when I can score some Gueyere cheese.

I'm surprised we aren't seeing any posts from single parents or any parents that are stuck home with their kids and having to learn virtual schooling, can't be easy.