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Things to Look Forward to After the Lockdown

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Can we just say that things are difficult for everyone at the moment so it’s really important to have things to look forward to after the lockdown? The pandemic and lockdowns have made many people reconsider what is important in their lives and while some are desperate to go on holidays abroad again, others have realized the beauty of their own country; some people’s attitude to money and saving will have changed and they will start to be more careful, while others will have decided that life is too short and be out looking for new motorbikes and cars for sale once life gets back to some sort of normal.

While there is likely to be a phased approach to getting life ‘back to normal’ there are still plenty of things to look forward to and it’s important that you do keep these things in mind to help you through the next few weeks. 

Hugging People

This might be a way off just yet but it’s something that people are missing terribly. Human contact is so important and for those people who live alone, they can’t even get a hug from a partner or family member.

For those of you who can make sure you are getting in as many hugs as possible and for those of you who haven’t been able to cuddle someone for a long time, just know that it will happen soon and when it does, hold on tight and appreciate it more than you ever have before.

 

Meeting New People

For single people particularly, this pandemic has stopped them from dating and meeting new people. For children, they might have started a new school and don’t know many of their classmates yet. There are a lot of things that people have missed out on in the last year but as soon as it’s safe, the dating scene will be rife and there will be so many post-pandemic parties that there will be ample opportunities to meet new people. Plus if you’ve made new friends online in the last year which many people have, it will be great to make the effort and meet up with them. 

Planning Your Future

At the moment it’s really hard to plan beyond tomorrow. You might have holiday dreams, wedding plans, or a bucket list of things you want to achieve but there’s no point in booking anything just yet as you never know what’s going to happen. However, you can make a list of things you want to plan, you can even get everything ready so that when you can book a date in there’s nothing else to do. Planning for the future is exciting and this pandemic will have made people appreciate this more. 

Do remember that it is important not to rush into things when life starts returning to normal. Keep washing your hands, keep wearing your mask, and don’t visit high-risk people straight away. Give it time and enjoy the little things step by step. If you do this, then you’ll appreciate them more and make the most of them.

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  1. J. Money says

    February 1, 2021 at 11:22 am

    Amen on the hugging 🙂

    Reply
    • Joleisa says

      February 1, 2021 at 1:17 pm

      Can’t wait! Stay safe and thanks for stopping by.

      Reply

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