Murphy’s Law says, “Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.” I don’t know if Murphy’s Law has gotten more prevalent during the coronavirus pandemic, but it seems as if anything that can go wrong already did.
Maybe it’s just me:
But I could use some reassurance.
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Bravo Mark!
Covid-19 has caused many disasters and many problems will still arise as a result of the pandemic.
But we want to be optimistic, thank the Lord if we made it and look for the energy necessary to resume a life that will be “semi-normal” for a long time.
Basically, Murphy’s law, as its statements are formulated, tends to present as probable eventualities that in fact they are not. So it shouldn’t be taken too seriously, even when our misadventures seem to confirm it.
Thank you, Aldo. I’m of the firm conviction that we’re never in that much trouble as long as we can still laugh.
I’m grateful for your comments. And here’s to laughter.