Remote learning or working from home are no longer things I need to consider. Apart from sometimes feeling apprehensive over when the next one will arrive and if we’ll be close to ready for it, I guess there hasn’t been a lot to which to adapt, personally. The memories are still relatively fresh, though, with regard to supply chain vulnerabilities and the counter-productive divisiveness, i.e. the plethora of opinions that existed and still exist concerning precautions, vaccine efficacy, etc.
Maybe it’s made me more aware of hygeine considerations and taken away the stigma of wearing a mask in public if I’m sitting in the doctor’s office with a cold. I still have and use my Zoom subscription, and I’m liking the contactless payment option when I get gas or check out at the grocery store.
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