I cried today.
I cried when I stubbed my toe while trying to load the dishwasher and check emails from work at the same time.
I cried when my boys were yelling and wrestling instead of making their beds.
I cried when my daughter banged on the bathroom door, asking for help with her homework, even though I had only been away from her for two minutes.
I cried when I listened to the news and heard the updates on this horrible virus.
I cried when I argued with my husband for the fifth time.
I cried, and then I stopped. The situation we are all in is unthinkable, and today it felt unbearable. But tomorrow is a new day.
