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Lockdown Life

 If I'd called you on 1 January 2020 at mid-night and told you that a teeny-tiny microscopic virus  which we can't even see is going to turn this world upside down , and that you're soon going to be stuck at home for a long- long time, would you have believed me ? No matter what your answer might be, things have turned out exactly as I would have told you.

Life in lockdown was not easy for anyone . The world was so lively, yet listless. Lively, because social media had become so important with people actively online all the time , considering it was the only way to know what was going on in the outside world. Listless, because we were stuck at home, drowning in a pool of uncertainty and bored to death like animals in a zoo. 

We dreamed of returning to our daily life ; a routine that we so despised. Maybe it takes such depths of ambiguousness to create such heights of longing for our so called " Boring Routine". Yes, this pandemic has made us realize that we were actually living the dream.....

So how was your lockdown life ?  Feel free to leave a comment 'cause I'd love to know what you guys think ! 

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  1. UnknownMarch 4, 2021 at 4:48 PM

    U r right about calling on 1 January 2020 night..

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  2. Collection of information I have readMarch 4, 2021 at 8:19 PM

    For sure we had taken every think for granted. The pandamic gave opportunity, to appreciate what we already have.

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  3. ElaticecstasyMarch 6, 2021 at 10:54 PM

    This is so relatable! Keep writing, dude! You've got some really amazing connectivity factors in your writing skills!

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