What will you miss about Covid?

[Moodyman]

I will also miss the sense of community and togetherness of Lockdown1, although that is less evident in Lockdown2.

I always felt that was engineered by those that rule us. The Blitz spirit was evoked and we were told to clap for the NHS once a week.

As many health care workers have said, they don't need clapping and pan bashing, they need money and investment to fix a creaking healthcare system.

 

[Moodyman]

I will miss the absence of rampant consumerism during the first couple of months.

The queues at Primark following the June easing of restrictions tells us all there is wrong our buy, buy society.

 

[Moodyman]

The improvement in air quality in the first couple of months.

 

[mudsticks]

Quieter roads

Quieter skies

More personal space given, when out and about.

Quieter in shops (masks)

Turns out I enjoy teaching on Zoom, but I can continue doing so after lock down ends.

And appreciation that supplies (and suppliers) of fresh food, might be a thing to appreciate in your locality.

 

[matticus]

Quieter roads

Quieter skies

He heeeeeh <evil laughter>

Our jet-boots are ordered for Christmas ....

 

[Flick of the Elbow]

I hope we don’t have to go back to the unsavoury requirement to shake hands in order to greet one another.

 

[matticus]

The right to criticise and shame anyone having more fun than me

 

[Mburton1993]

I don't like eating out, I'm going to miss the excuse not to.

 

[rockyroller]

my Wife will miss me not making out with random women

 

[raleighnut]

Nothing.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Hearing the sounds of wildlife without the constant drone of traffic obscuring it. Plus the amount of wild life to be seen as they were getting disturbed by humans much less.

 

[numbnuts]

The politeness of people in supermarkets.....OK it doesn't happen everywhere sadly

 

[Deleted member 23692]

Not having to suffer the daily physical presence of certain colleagues due to working a home.

I've never been so stress free

 

[Brandane]

I will miss not having to find excuses to be an anti-social grumpy b*stard .

I will also miss the quieter roads; not having to listen to bollox about other people's wonderful holidays; saving some cash due to lack of spending opportunities; being able to walk the dog through town on weekend nights without being bothered by drunken idiots out "enjoying" themselves; and probably a few other things if I really set my mind to it. It has been something of a leveller of people and made some sit up and realise that material things mean not a lot. They might have finally realised they are not immortal and that without your health you have nothing.

 

[SpokeyDokey]

Nothing - and especially not the perpetually downbeat BBC News coverage and any other purely politically motivated claptrap.