Originally posted by: Kwerky
I can identify with the lonely part, specially if one is working from home. Had faced that when we moved to Singapore and my interactions with people were limited to grocery stores and supermarkets for months and there was no lockdown. :)
It also takes a lot of discipline to work from home and get into a routine. π
I don't see the Covid situation getting better any time this year. :(
Is there a lockdown still in your city or people are just taking precaution and working from home to avoid unnecessary stepping out?
Do people talk in the grocery stores in Singapore?
In US, they do. The cashiers won't stay silent.
In Europe, they don't don't.
My only contact is with my mother. I call her up everyday, and somedays, she tells me: aaj time nahin hai, kal phone karnaa, and I plead with her: thodi der to baat kar lo mujhse, please... I haven't spoken a word all day to anyone...
I think, there has never been a formal lock-down here. At one point of time, the streets just became deserted. But now, they seem to be full again.
I think, I still remain a little paranoid, and somewhat hypochondriac too... One has to be if one is living alone. Compared to the other people, I am taking the social distancing to an excess (but if I were to fall sick, I will have no support here, so it is the reasonable thing to do).
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