Because of the covid pandemic, we had to change our lives on many levels. We started to work and attend school remotely and we started wearing. Nobody expected that the world we know can just disappear. 

              But we all changed with it. We had to adapt in order to function properly. It wasn’t easy and a lot of people struggled with it. But eventually, in a short time, everybody was accustomed to this new reality. Then, when some part of normality was restored we all forgot about our previous struggles. I think that we don’t realise the value of certain things until we lose them. We simply take them for granted. The first example in my mind is quarantine. I am not the type of person that goes out very often but on my quarantine not being able to leave my house bothered me. We all adapt to convenient things too quickly and we don’t think that they might be temporary. 

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