Never Take Anything for Granted
By Ric Angelo
@MrDenata (12264)
Indonesia
March 15, 2022 2:37am CST
Covid 19 change my whole life, before covid, i always find a reason for not doing a simple things, like spend quality time with my family and closed friends. The reason like "theres always next time for doing that".
And Covid 19 attacking worldwide, and thousands of people died, everyday i heard people died, and i can't sleep well because of it.
Now, after 2 years gone by, i get used to deal with it, and try to managed to gather with my family and closed friends after several months didnot see each others (of course we follow the rules that apply if we want to meet each others).
This pandemic makes me valued life more and more and never take anything for granted. Because we never know whats gonna happens next.
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15 responses
@Vikingswest1 (6304)
• United States
15 Mar 22
I heard aliens were next up.
You have to do what you feel is right. I think most people are guilty of taking things for granted.
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@DaddyEvil (137786)
• United States
15 Mar 22
Oh, yes! Aliens sound like fun! Count me in! 
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@thedevilinme (4159)
• Northampton, England
17 Mar 22
had to respect it , as you did
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@zhangxueying (3339)
• China
15 Mar 22
The change it gave me was to get used to wearing masks
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@allen0187 (58582)
• Philippines
15 Mar 22
Demons released from an old Japanese stone is next for this month to terrorize the world.
@celticeagle (168570)
• Boise, Idaho
15 Mar 22
I have learned to value life more too. Yesterday the news reporter said there had actually been NO deaths that day. Amazing.
@mythociate (21432)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
15 Mar 22
I haven't really been affected by 'the pandemic' ...
Well, it did inspire me to 'wash my hands with soap, for 20 seconds (two "Happy Birthday songs"), once a day' (on top of the 'rinse & dry' I always did regularly everytime I use the restroom).
But what really affected me was 'the quarantine'---I got into the habit of--rather than being taken to the grocery-store (or walking the mile+) twice a week--I have my roommate/caregiver add things to HER shopping-list (when she goes to the store on her way home from work).
Tho I'm vaxxed and fully boosted (two or three times, by now), I don't think I'm going to start 'going to the grocery-store myself' again until I HAVE TO. 
@mythociate (21432)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
16 Mar 22
@MrDenata Maybe not for YOU (nor for most people who are 'socially active'); but for me, "going to the store a few times a week" was my ENTIRE social-life (not counting my 'virtual' social-life here & on Twitter & Facebook & Klondike Expeditions etc.)
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@Kandae11 (55172)
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15 Mar 22
I do not know what is up next, but you bet something will come up. Even with Russia invading the Ukraine, l did not think it would actually happen but it did. Just like that - civilians are dying, buildings are being demolished and millions are being displaced.
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@MrDenata (12264)
• Indonesia
16 Mar 22
I do not know too that coming. Just trying to value life more
@zulfrontado (199)
• Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela
16 Mar 22
Before covid I was afraid of everything, of going out, of having fun, of everything.
Now I have understood that life is very short, and that you have to live it.
