Greatest concern is young adults coping with all these mixed messages, when be pitched camp to demonstrate it was a different time, definitely not violent. Along with unemployment people are definitely nowhere near happy.
Then worry about how very young generation are going to cope, not mixing with their own age group, held out of school for such an extended period!
Last socioeconomic outburst was scary, many will now leave along with business investments, a bleak picture over here as well, one can only do what one can do, still hoping for a better tomorrow with no masks....
Have an awesome weekend.
Good day @joanstewart, that also is my biggest concern, my grand children are still young, developing their personalities and life skills. My two oldest ones, 12 and ten really hated being out of school. At their ages, friends mean so much. I pray school opening and stays open without a hitch. They need to get back to the classroom. Last year was a bust.
South African schools now open with over a year of education lost, many children have not returned, vandalism encountered at many schools during these lock-downs.
Frustration is clear to see, children cannot cope with these events, especially when adults are hardly able to keep even keeled... Oh for an island away from politicians and media!
Good day to you.
It's such a shame what is happening all over the world, so much anger and strife. The children are the ones who are truly suffering. They need stability and routine. I pray our grandchildren get back to school in September, they need to be in the classroom.
That island you wish for...too bad that it's just a dream.
Stay safe, be well.
Dreaming of quiet space, yes dreaming with ones eyes open...
Young ones coming up now really will know a different world, perhaps they will cope better than we are, time will tell.
Enjoy farm life, hard work but extremely rewarding in different ways.