I don't believe there is a person alive who can honestly say that the pandemic didn't change their lives in one way or another.
For me, it's the travel aspect that I miss the most and being in a few lockdowns hasn't helped.
I have, however, through HIVE been reading some very sad stories from our Venezuelan friends and realise that their lives were already difficult before covid. One of my friends, 
What can I say except that I am extremely blessed to be alive and well - and still being spoilt by my children continuosly.
In April this year, I was hospitalised for Covid - although I wasn't having any of the normal symptoms. My oxygen was low but I had no shortness of breath, no loss of taste, or smell and didn't suffer from any of the other symptoms. I was however kept in hospital for 13 long nights. Each day I was desperate to go home and the people in my ward of 4 changed about 3 times and I was not sick the way they were.
Be that as it may, I came out of the hospital and the virus drips had definitely made me feel better all round.
My daughter and son are both in South Africa at present. Eden for work - the launching of her new EP. She is a singer, songwriter, and producer - and Lee went on a six-week holiday.
Lee has extended his trip now as he has met a lovely lady - you can see in his blogs 
Looks like they are both returning to Cyprus in the middle of October.
My daughter is saying that she would love to take me on tour again sometime in the future. I was with her when she toured Europe, England, France, Germany, and Switzerland and had a most memorable time with her.
Of course, there is nothing I would like more than to go on a tour with her again - but with covid unfortunately nothing is certain, so I can only pray that this opportunity lends itself again.
Singing queen and Adam Lambert mashup - listen below
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs0sJFQgkAH/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
This is a snippet of her performance prior to tour
