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Music and art have been a big part of my life for as long as I can remember. These forms of creativity have carried the human race throughout time from petroglyphs on caves to chant songs from many centuries ago. Art and music play a very powerful role in recording historical moments in time.
For many of us in seclusion due to Covid-19, it can be a time to look at things from a different perspective and make changes. So, I was excited to speak with JAMIE HOSMER to discover what he’s been up to during this Covid-19 period of isolation since he is a “glass-half-full” type of guy.
Our lives have been paused since March 16, 2020. Whatever we experienced in the last two and a half months, will take time to maturate and assimilate. Trying to find a new normal is impossible. Life has never been normal. Trying to understand “new” normal is an oxymoron, branded by the unconscious majority.
As a writer of fictional romantic suspense books and a novel with an eye on human trafficking, I find myself spending much of my time trying to drown out what’s going on around me. You might ask, “Isn’t that what writers do anyway?
I stepped away into my kitchen and left the television playing. I didn’t pay any attention to what was being said until I heard a plaintive voice ask, “What about us? What about the janitors that clean up after the doctors and nurses?”