Pandemic Living: Tips
Proper Food Pouring After living with the pandemic for 8 months, I’ve compiled a list of learnings and activities that have helped me cope*. Maybe they can help you too. Have a token to remind you that things are not normal, like growing out your hair. This is especially good for remembering to wash your hands. Chores are the new commute. I would always listen to a podcast to and from work, but lost that luxury when the pandemic started. It took me months to realize I could listen to one while doing dishes. So much more enjoyable. Rest your eyes. With so much telework, it’s easy to overload them. I have come to re-appreciate and trust my other senses. From touching the carpet to find crumbs, to using my hands to clean dishes, and to using my sense of smell to determine outdoor air quality. Use a physical divider, or a virtual background, during work video calls. It gives privacy and reduces anxiety. Don’t wear headphones all day, it’s probably bad for your hearing and become...