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Covid 19


 COVID 19 has been haunting us around for over a year. We initially assumed it was just a little issue that would pass quickly. Today, however, the situation is different. The majority of things are out of our control, and we are receiving awful news every minute and seeing innocent people struggle everywhere. Most of us are getting emotionally disturbed and worried because we have never faced something like this before.

There are a lot of things going through our heads right now. First and foremost, we are more concerned about our family than we are about ourselves. We make an effort to keep them safe and cautious. Then we're worried about our jobs, our friends, not going outside, our future, our lives, and so on. We feel that the days of planning something new and exploring are far gone. We see the same people every day and spend the majority of our time alone. Then there's the fact that we're worrying about Covid patients all over the world, individuals we don't even know. We are very concerned about all of this. But I'll tell you something.

Due to this situation

  • We got to spend time with our family.
  • We got to spend some special time for ourselves without any disturbances.
  • We got time to find our passion.
  • We got time to learn new skills.
  • We got time to watch more movies and series.
  • We got time to learn how to cook.
  • We learned how to be supportive.
  • We tried to help more unknown people.
  • We understood the importance of life.
  • We understood the importance of time.
  • We got to know the depths of our relationships.
  • We learned to encourage.
  • We developed inner strength.

                                                       and soo on

So, let us take a moment to be proud of how far we've gone and how we've conducted ourselves. Don't be concerned; everything will be alright. Let's hope that everything will be back to normalcy very soon. 

A good friend quoted me this a few days ago 

See A GOOD IN A BAD THING


Let's Do that. Be SAFE. 

We're all in this together. 


Refer my lockdown life blog to spend this lockdown in a more useful way. 

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