I'm glad I stuck with it. The author points out there will be a big push to get us back to "normal." But maybe we shouldn't forget the positive things that have been revealed during this time.

🔸️less pollution

🔸️more family time

🔸️more creative time

🔸️caring and looking out for one another

🔸️efforts made to ensure people have food and supplies

🔸️technology which enables us to work and learn from home

Do we really want to go back to the rat race if we don't have to? I think it's something individual families and communities will decide.

But the author of this essay is worried we'll be caught up in "recovery" and forget.