Nothing Normal
There was a time when you’d find a never-opened fully-filled water bottle and take it to give to the first person in need you’d encounter a bit further down your way.
There was a time when you wouldn’t think twice before entering a crowded bus, or a shopping store.
There was a time when hugs were abundant, and felt as warm and loving as a meeting with friends.
There was a time when our concern was to which part of the world to travel next.
Nothing seems normal anymore.
Perhaps because that past ‘normal’ was too often taken for granted.
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Mm, powerful AND true.
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Thanks. Glad you agree.
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Well said.
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Thank you
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Normal will be different, when it happens. I hope
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I think so too.
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You are so correct. In the last few decades we have taken a lot for granted. I remember in the seventies I had to have a series of inoculations and certificates before I could travel to Central America, Asia and even Italy… times changed.
I believe we are in for a reset of standards were more medical checks will be mandatory – we do not want to go through the present situation again – me thinks. again
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Very true. I think we’re all looking forward to this situation ending and some sort of ‘normality’ returning…
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