Dawn
‘Change is the only constant,’ may be a cliched saying; but is is very relevant. Life is changing every moment even as I type this word.
The world which we consider a global village is now expanding. Let me explain it. We no longer have breakfast in Bhutan , lunch in Tunisia and dinner in London. The lock down imposed by countries has ensured that the distances between countries keeps them far apart.
People are learning to take things slow and be patient.
They are realizing that we are a vulnerable race and not really mighty and indomitable as we would like to think of ourselves.
We are learning to live simple lives and value the things that are really important.
The worth of our lives and those of our loved ones seem more important now than anything else.
Our perception and thinking is changing. They way we work, interact and communicate with each other is chaining too.
I suspect that this pandemic is really going to change the fabric of this world and our lives.
This picture was taken on my cell phone. The distance was at least 200m from where I stood. I wanted to share this picture with you for the Thursday reflection challenge
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Question of
Do you think change is in the air?
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Yes
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No
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Question of
Is it change for the good?
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Yes
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No
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One very pertinent thought for this post – “When you get out of a storm, you will not be the same person who entered it. Here is the storm.” Haruki Murakami.Hopefully the storm will go away soon and we will learn the right lesson for the future
That is a wonderful Quote Lacho, I do hope we learn our lessons and keep them.
Oh right! it is your spring break now, isn’t it. Happy spring break to you.
There is always change in the works, I am convinced it is for the better.
I truly hope it is for the better. With 11,150 death so far world wide the world is sad place.
It was 24 C here today and now rain start
The world is changing and I don’t think it will ever be the same again, dear Dawn
Let’s hope for a cleaner safer world.
Yes, New Zealand is into lockdown, travel is banned, now the libraries of Auckland have closed and so has gyms and swimming pools.
All public places need to be closed down to contain the spread. It is going to be tough , but China survived it for four months.
Spring (where I am) is here and it doesn’t care about the human condition. Nature rolls on her path regardless of what we do!
Sorry the comment meant for you got misplaced. Happy spring break to you.
no problem, the comment monster bites me all the time!
It is the ending of the twins school spring break. They are back to virtual class on Monday.
Already? I hope they enjoy their virtual classes.
we shall see, previously they both loved going to campus and being in class.