Times when things were changing before an event cements them
Feb 8, 2022 5:33:44 GMT 10
Post by Deleted on Feb 8, 2022 5:33:44 GMT 10
This could be personal or (pop) cultural.
I signed up for fully online college classes in summer and fall 2019, per my requirements and class schedules. I only had to go on campus for work. I like that change as that allowed me more freedom and flexibility in my schedule. These changes became cemented once COVID lockdowns were in place come March 11-18, 2020.
My family and I got sick in late January 2020, which lasted us through March or early April 2020. That was the worst we’ve been sick. A friend of mine got sick that time too. We all swore we had COVID. I spoke to a friend on the phone and they said their coworkers had COVID in December 2019. I think the WHO declared COVID a pandemic in March 2020. I feel like COVID was already around in the US in very late November and or December 2019. I know the first US case wasn’t reported until January 18-20, 2020.
I signed up for fully online college classes in summer and fall 2019, per my requirements and class schedules. I only had to go on campus for work. I like that change as that allowed me more freedom and flexibility in my schedule. These changes became cemented once COVID lockdowns were in place come March 11-18, 2020.
My family and I got sick in late January 2020, which lasted us through March or early April 2020. That was the worst we’ve been sick. A friend of mine got sick that time too. We all swore we had COVID. I spoke to a friend on the phone and they said their coworkers had COVID in December 2019. I think the WHO declared COVID a pandemic in March 2020. I feel like COVID was already around in the US in very late November and or December 2019. I know the first US case wasn’t reported until January 18-20, 2020.
