How have you adapted to the changes brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic?

~ Billy Mann

Predictably, not that anyone could be bothered to predict it

I’ve embraced online shopping in a way that makes the #technorulingclass scream with  ecstacy. They do it every day, every time I ditch the idea of standing up, going out and visiting a shop that sells the thing I want and sit, like my arse is glued hard to the sofa, and buy stuff I’d quite like but don’t really need, with my phone. I am a grown-up, an adult. I pay taxes and bills, etc. I should know better but I can’t be bothered remembering that I do.

Unknown's avatar

Published by Billy Mann

I'm originally from Liverpool and worked as a national magazine journalist for more than 30 years before suffering a stroke at age 53. I started blogging as part of a neuro-rehabilitation programme and wrote the very first entries with one finger of my disabled left hand. Later, art became another therapy for me at Headway East London's Submit To Love Studios. I write about my daily activities and encounters. In 1988, I married Jane. We are still together today, sharing our lives and making each other laugh.

4 thoughts on “How have you adapted to the changes brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic?”

  2. Myson buys so e books online. But we buy grocery frpm our Cooperative society. There is a vegetable shop nearby. Todd from Toronto started an online book club in 2020. We still meet once a month. Two are from Canada, one from USA, and one from Norway and myself from India. Four of us blog on WordPress.

    Liked by 1 person

    Reply

Leave a comment

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.