Coronavirus has taught me...

[Shawnster]

Here is a fun "game." 

 

Coronavirus has taught me that... (fill in the blank) 

[Tortuga]

..the world can change faster than I thought...

Edited July 29, 2020 by Mephibosheth

[Friends just call me Ross]

When you can't breathe, filling a shopping cart full of toilet paper is

not  going to help. 😁

[Tortuga]

1 hour ago, Shawnster said:

Coronavirus has taught me that...

..people will eventually show what is in their heart...

[➕👇 ꓤꓱꓷꓠꓵ🎵Tone]

... we got no idea what tomorrow brings, let alone next year.

 

Old (Downunder) Tone

 

 

 

 

[My little flower]

That i dont need to physically be at work for me to work 

[Ludwika]

Patience, without the cards. 

[Hannah]

To enjoy nature and to “smell the roses “

to preach differently 

to be ready for any changes (our foreign language group has been cancelled)

to be a relaxed pioneer (never mind if I do not obtain my time )

to rely more completely on Jehovah ( and to look out and try to understand his direction )

To always have a box of masks in the car ....and in my handbag ....and gloves in case of....?

....

...

 

 

[New World Explorer]

Coronavirus has taught me to be ...more self-sacrificing on behalf of brothers sand sisters (preparing me better to face GT in the future) 

[Dustparticle]

How much I value Chocolate.

 

[Shawnster]

1 hour ago, Dustparticle said:

How much I value Chocolate.

 

You didn't know how much you valued chocolate before all this?  😄

[hatcheckgirl]

How much more I value chocolate.
 

I gained a bit of weight because of this admiration during lockdown 🤣 ❤️  🍫 

[Dustparticle]

36 minutes ago, Shawnster said:

You didn't know how much you valued chocolate before all this?  😄

True my brother.

[GoldAussieGirl]

To focus on what’s important and use my time very wisely. And yes also that this world can change in an instant. 

[sania]

Corona has taught me...

Container gardening..😊

[Qapla]

 ... not to judge others

 

I remember hearing comments from some who, when they saw someone at the meeting/assembly/convention wearing a mask, make disparaging/comical remarks - and now those very people are the first to complain about people in the store NOT wearing a mask.