During that time we learned new skills. I learned to do far more on line. We had on line classes, we had to get used to on line banking and shopping and we learned to "visit" one another on line. I still lead a weekly worship on line.
But I had to learn to use Zoom and Facetime and the like to communicate with family and friends. My knitting group (none of our members is in the first flush of youth) held fortnightly sessions to knit and natter.
And I think that is something I have gained and retained. This morning I will be having a face-to-face (on line) meet up with a friend in Leicester. For many years we just met up twice a year, and we still do that, but now we have a monthly catch up with each of sitting in our favourite chairs at home.
And last night I chatted with a friend who is on a cruise ship off the coast of Brazil.


It opens up a whole new world!
ReplyDeleteRegular conversations with friends and relatives far flung did seem to increase and in many cases continue after the isolation.
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