The impossible

It has been over 12 weeks that we been in lockdown due to the coronavirus Pandemic and a new way of living has been introduced into the way of living through technology which yes is convenient but I think is crazy. I have personally enjoying watching real life based movies on Netflix for my corona and chill hours you could even joke. A movie that I found especially interesting was a movie called  'The impossible', it is about a family that visits Thailand for their Christmas break. Maria Belon and her family were lucky survivors that got struct by the 2004 Tsunami that was caused from the underwater earthquake in the Indian ocean. It really is a emotional and moving story that not only portrays the family but also portrays every other family that was victims of the Tsunami and it shows the devastation that it caused to families, communities and to the environment. That movie really is worth a watch if you haven't seen it already. From that movie, I went into a spiral of thoughts because the family survived such a devastating turn of events to what was supposed to be  a happy family holiday but they adapted to what had happened to them and they turned into fuel to recover and still be a happy family but now with a message to show to the world. This made me compare to the tragic events happening in the world today all across the world the Coronavirus has caused death tolls of large numbers and so many bodies burnt. Young and old people, good and bad have been taken from the world and mostly our freedom has been taken from us. I feel like an animal in a cage but if it means keeping other people alive then of course I find the positive things out of it to keep sane, because staring at the same four walls for other 12 weeks can make the brain act in a shady way. I just wanted to remind the importance of holding onto hope because that is what continuously glows into our lives and prevents from the darkness completely consuming our minds. Since the Covid-19 pandemic  was declared by the World health organisation on the 11th of March the world has quickly change but a new aspect to live has been introduce to the world and can I just say its breath taking. This is because the world has hope which shines brightly because it is that fundamental state which allows us to keep moving forward to a better future. This is the time to prioritise your hobbies and get to understand yourself further and to love every part of who you are. Bang that song and dance in your room like crazy. Go for that run and feel like you are on top of the world. Most importantly stay safe and keep it Gucci till next time :))

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