I think it
fair to say that we’ve all been impacted by the coronavirus in one way, shape or
form. For many daily routines will never be the same again. However, the perceived crisis may just provide the needed opportunity to improve family life
for the better.
On the one
hand you can look at all the negative consequences that many are experiencing
because of the coronavirus. Loss of family members and loved ones, financial
insecurity, the closure of your favourite stores, having to queue up to
purchase food and basic essentials, social distancing, wearing of masks the
list goes on.
We all yearn for more quality time to do the things we say we would love
to do. And just like magic, many were been given the opportunity to spend extended
time at home with their entire family. Did it work out like a bed of roses? Not
for all but with a concerted effort the opportunity was there for all to make
it work.
In changing the way we look at things, the things we look at change. We develop
a healthy appreciation for teachers, NHS staff, and all front-line workers irrespective
of their race colour or creed. And in doing so we make the world a better
place, not just for our children but our children’s children.
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