Opinion: This COVID-19-induced version of Groundhog Day will end. And when it does people have all sorts of ideas for how they will celebrate | JennaPrice
But it will be February 3 soon. That’s the day everything changed for Connors. In the movie, he’s a better man. In real life, I’ll just be thrilled not to wash my hands 20 times a day. As Julia Louis-Dreyfus as US vice-president Selina Meyer says in one of the early episodes ofasked folks on Twitter
for their plans for when this fresh hell is over. Yes, yes, it’s Twitter, it’s not representative and who knows who they are but I am legally prohibited from standing in the middle of Martin Place and speaking to strangers which I actually love doing so give me a break. I've never loved strangers as much as I do now.
Of course, some who replied were cynical. What do you call over? This will never be over. Police powers will remain in place and we will have to apply to travel internationally. Our economy will be in tatters. Life as we know is over. The end is not nigh, it’s right here and maybe we should just all give up hope.Like so many others who replied to my question, I want to start embracing people I barely know. It’s weird but that’s one of the ways to flash freedom.
Some were just about getting out of the house. Go to the park and have a picnic. Eat out at restaurants and cafes.
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