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The importance of a close relationship with nature. Took long walks and appreciated the landscape.

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The importance of a close relationship with nature. Took long walks and appreciated the landscape.

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The importance of human touch in everyday interactions, like hugging, shaking hands, buying a cup of coffee and seeing the server's smile.

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The importance of human touch in everyday interactions, like hugging, shaking hands, buying a cup of coffee and seeing the server's smile.

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It was a way to reassure people and a means of self-discovery.

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It was a way to reassure people and a means of self-discovery.

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I learnt how to become more attuned to my inner self.

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I learnt how to become more attuned to my inner self.

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Being able to make choices freely and having the feeling that we can do whatever we want, instead young people are left unsure and fretful about the future even though we have our whole lives ahead of us.

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Being able to make choices freely and having the feeling that we can do whatever we want, instead young people are left unsure and fretful about the future even though we have our whole lives ahead of us.

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I've learnt how fragile life is

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I've discovered how strong I was at dealing with the unexpected. I was a key worker, so I still had to leave the house to work all through the first national lockdown. The disease was scary, but it was also politically scary because of the police presence on the streets

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Ambivalence

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Surprisingly, it was nearly absent - I had creative block at the time of lockdown and the turmoil of the pandemic. I somehow think it's related to Maslow's hierarchy of needs...

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How nice a conversation is in person

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Morning and night face routines as banal as it sounds

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Morning and night face routines as banal as it sounds

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I'm looking forward to most things going back to normal after vaccinations, but that might be too optimistic - the risk might be lowered, but the fear is still there so it might be a while before things normalise (maybe we've adapted to face masks and hand sanitisers based on unconscious fear)

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Having a stable routine and things to do to fill your time with

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Having a stable routine and things to do to fill your time with

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I’ve learnt the importance of being outdoors and how much we usually neglect this

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Become more in tune with myself and what truly makes me happy

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Overwhelmed and underwhelmed at the same time

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A way to get back in touch with the things we used to love doing when we were younger but have let slip

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How much humans thrive of interaction, and are never meant to be alone

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Just getting ready for the day - I now do this even if I have nowhere to go as I think it’s key to setting a routine

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Being able to see friends and family freely and a bit of travel

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I miss seeing my friends and having things to look forward to e.g. holidays, theatre shows, partys, birthday celebrations

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Being able to hug the people you love!
in other times of global crisis, such a world wars, humans have been able to physically hold and support each other through it. However the only solution to a pandemic is to isolate... we can’t be together as it’s the very thing that could harm us

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The importance of slowing down and taking time to enjoy life rather than rushing on to the next thing/milestone