Moments before quarantine

wendyth16 (67)Memberin WORLD OF XPILAR • 4 years ago (edited)

Hi Steemians and conmunity of @worldofpilar

We have all felt that it is from our lives in these times of global pandemic that we currently pass with a deadly virus, which plagues us all, for this reason we are subject to stay at home and keep in quarantine.

We have been doing activities in this quarantine that we did not do before for one reason or another, such as making a new recipe in the kitchen, cleaning the house thoroughly, doing physical exercises, working from home with respect to our profession, particularly I had never evaluated my students through the intenet, among others. We have recorded all these activities in our quarantine diary.

For this reason our lives changed, the crisis has awakened in us deep feelings of gratitude, connection and empathy.

Although our lives are different, we always remember moments, experiences and the daily life we had before the quarantine. It is a kind of nostalgia that evades our minds, and which we want to return to.

Moments to be with our family, friends, co-workers and even more to stay in touch with nature.

I miss keeping a schedule, waking up early to attend my work routine, arriving at the institution and greeting the doorman, colleagues and my students. Teaching my classes from a classroom and seeing each student sitting at those desks.

Being in contact with nature is my best therapy, I always go to the beach frequently, and I miss it, when I finish this quarantine is one place where I will go with my family, friends to share and fill me with good vibes.

At all difficult times we learn and this pandemic that we are going through is a life lesson, the important thing is to adapt to the situations that we are presented with and get the best out of it, to undertake activities that keep us busy and that have a purpose.

We know that someday this will pass and we will return to our old routine, that life we miss and we will return with courage, now we will be stronger because this crisis has taught us that we can live with more intensity.