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During the pandemic, even young people feel old, because they understand how vulnerable they are, thinks Romanian writer Lavinia Braniște. Two weeks ago I met some former high school friends who had come to our town. Life seems to be more bearable here – for the simple reason that our parents have houses with yards. These things are now of immeasurable value. For some of us, it seems impossible to achieve such goals on our own - especially not in a big city. Two of my former schoolmates I haven't seen since I graduated high school because they moved to other places, but now they can work from home, so they came back for a while.
As much as I liked to think about Cambodia WhatsApp Number Data this reunion—my heart galloped all day long, for at last I would be out, not in the city, but in someone's yard—the first moments of the meeting were strange. The type of greeting immediately showed how everyone feels about the current medical situation. Some carefully kept their distance, others elbowed each other, another jumped happily to hug us, but it didn't work for everyone. Although our ages are the same, in those moments I had the feeling that some were younger than others. At first it was said that young people are unknowingly spreading the virus Read also: The risk of old age without a pension.
The debt is expanding rapidly from year to year VIDEO/ Young people from Lezha protest in front of the Constitutional Court against the Rama-Meloni agreement I was hoping we wouldn't talk too much about the pandemic, but of course that topic dominated the meeting. On the table, among the bottles and bowls of peanuts, were scattered bottles of disinfectant. We placed our chairs so that there was some distance between them, but this meant that we couldn't hear each other very well and had to speak louder. And you know that if you talk loudly you spread the saliva droplets even more. I recently read an article that analyzed the danger of clinginess in various situations and the conclusion was somehow that it was better not to talk at all when meeting friends.
As much as I liked to think about Cambodia WhatsApp Number Data this reunion—my heart galloped all day long, for at last I would be out, not in the city, but in someone's yard—the first moments of the meeting were strange. The type of greeting immediately showed how everyone feels about the current medical situation. Some carefully kept their distance, others elbowed each other, another jumped happily to hug us, but it didn't work for everyone. Although our ages are the same, in those moments I had the feeling that some were younger than others. At first it was said that young people are unknowingly spreading the virus Read also: The risk of old age without a pension.
The debt is expanding rapidly from year to year VIDEO/ Young people from Lezha protest in front of the Constitutional Court against the Rama-Meloni agreement I was hoping we wouldn't talk too much about the pandemic, but of course that topic dominated the meeting. On the table, among the bottles and bowls of peanuts, were scattered bottles of disinfectant. We placed our chairs so that there was some distance between them, but this meant that we couldn't hear each other very well and had to speak louder. And you know that if you talk loudly you spread the saliva droplets even more. I recently read an article that analyzed the danger of clinginess in various situations and the conclusion was somehow that it was better not to talk at all when meeting friends.