Staying Positive at Times of Great Stress

Normally, Super Bowl Sunday marks the annual record in the consumption of alcohol here in the U.S., but that’s certainly not going to be the case in 2020. It’s hard to blame people for thinking that a couple of swigs just may make this whole thing easier to face.
Talk radio features numerous suggestions to deal with the mental anguish that derives from days like today: stay busy, treat yourself to something you like, commiserate with friends, stay positive, etc.
Speaking of positivity, please check out the meme here.

A reader notes:
What to say?
“We have probed the earth, excavated it, burned it, ripped things from it, buried things in it, chopped down its forests, leveled its hills, muddied its waters, and dirtied its air. That does not fit my definition of a good tenant. If we were here on a month-to-month basis, we would have been evicted long ago.”
Those wishing to lower the carbon footprint associated with dish washing may be amused by this video on the
Insofar as there is video evidence to support the claim made in the meme here, it appears that Trump has committed yet one more felony: inciting violence, in this case, vehicular assault and battery.
From Andy Borowitz, writer of satire for the New Yorker: Trump claimed that, to pick up all three hundred and thirty million Americans, he had secretly launched a program called Operation Warp Bus.
How much is too much? When does it end?
We all have our ways of expressing what an abject disaster 2020 has been; I happen to admire whomever decorated this road sign to make his point.
Trump will very likely be remembered for his wanton criminality: fraud, tax evasion, obstruction, and dismemberment of rule of law, meaning that the devastation to the environment he has wreaked will take a back seat.