Good suggestion. So we are following the rules to protect ourselves as much as we can. Meanwhile, medical experts are working hard to make vaccine. I see many families have their way to cope with this mess, so do my family. Is there anything you’d like to suggest we do that is constructive to get out of this mess? I would like to hear it. Thank you for sharing your opinion.
I’m sorry I missed this reply! As a beginning, we could (and possibly we are) start to build away from ‘herding’ – everybody has to go to an office, every child to a school, every patient to a bigger hospital, etc.. We CAN work from home – why shouldn’t we? And if we are at home, why should our kids have to go to a school to learn? We can learn from home, too. If meals are a problem why aren’t there more meals delivered to us? From the great to the minuscule, we have such opportunities – almost a blank canvas!
First, thank you for sharing your opinion. I believe that the rules and policies are made to serve best for us, according to the problems and status quo, and so on. I wish us all the best luck at this hard time.
As for schooling at home: yes, some people who want it already have their kids have home schooling in U.S. Also, a lot of food is donated for needed people.
Home schooling and home working are gaining a foothold in UK, too. The seeds are there. Change has to be gradual – homes re-thought to accommodate work space, increased automation around manufacturing and distribution, etc., but it must come. Keep safe as we creep out into the world again; it’s a hazardous time.
How sweet!
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You, too, Byung – as much as possible
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Thank you, Derrick.
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thank you, Sheree.
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Happy Easter to you too! Lots of Easter goodies in your photo!
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Her dad will hide the eggs around the house for her to find them, I suppose. 😂
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Happy Easter to you and yours
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Same to you
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Yes, Happy Easter – let’s try and carve something constructive out of this mess we find ourselves in.
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Good suggestion. So we are following the rules to protect ourselves as much as we can. Meanwhile, medical experts are working hard to make vaccine. I see many families have their way to cope with this mess, so do my family. Is there anything you’d like to suggest we do that is constructive to get out of this mess? I would like to hear it. Thank you for sharing your opinion.
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I’m sorry I missed this reply! As a beginning, we could (and possibly we are) start to build away from ‘herding’ – everybody has to go to an office, every child to a school, every patient to a bigger hospital, etc.. We CAN work from home – why shouldn’t we? And if we are at home, why should our kids have to go to a school to learn? We can learn from home, too. If meals are a problem why aren’t there more meals delivered to us? From the great to the minuscule, we have such opportunities – almost a blank canvas!
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First, thank you for sharing your opinion. I believe that the rules and policies are made to serve best for us, according to the problems and status quo, and so on. I wish us all the best luck at this hard time.
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As for schooling at home: yes, some people who want it already have their kids have home schooling in U.S. Also, a lot of food is donated for needed people.
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Home schooling and home working are gaining a foothold in UK, too. The seeds are there. Change has to be gradual – homes re-thought to accommodate work space, increased automation around manufacturing and distribution, etc., but it must come. Keep safe as we creep out into the world again; it’s a hazardous time.
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