#LocKDown

Karthi

karthi2209

I have a habit of TED-A-DAY (TAD) as my travel time use to be awfully long. With the lockdown, I converted the TAD habit into a assimilation-synthesis exercise and started

Primary Head

PrimaryHead2020

1/Without doubt, leading a school in a pandemic situation is a huge challenge mentally, physically and emotionally. The responsibility for lives let alone education is overwhelming. 2/Working in isolated bubbles

Rachel Cunliffe

RMCunliffe

Hello! We’re two weeks out of infinity into Lockdown 3, and I would like to talk about knitting.I hate knitting. Passionately. I have nothing but admiration for people who can

el gato malo

boriquagato

much has been made of the purported difference in outcomes on covid between the various nordic countries with sweden singled out for attack.but are they really any different and has

Eleanor Parker

ClerkofOxford

This evening is Twelfth Night, the eve of the Epiphany, and the end of the Twelve Days of Christmas. It's long been a time for festivity, the key ingredients (according

Steve Brule

braidedmanga

"do your own research" part II the problems with telling people to do their own research online and providing no sources/evidence/analysis/reasonings.This person probably isn't the first to get the image,

🇨🇦Lilli #No to Communism #No to Globalism

555Hummingbird

BC government passed Bill 19 on July 8th without public input or consultation. Bill 19 gives sweeping power to the government and eliminates liability for any injury that may have

meetasengupta

Meetasengupta

A reflective short thread - as I see parents struggle with having kids at home. For years I struggled too, till I changed my way of work. 1/n Children at

Narmada Thiranagama

Narmadha

Since lockdown I’ve been talking non-stop to UNISON’s migrant worker members on the covid frontline. Migrant workers in the UK already lived and worked under additional financial and exploitative pressures

😃 unspinthespin 😃

unspinthespin

1/ Can you imagine a population that is so gullible that airports would remain open.........while people were told not to leave their homes to stop the spread of a DEADLY

Pearse Anderson

PearseAnderson

Howdy! I'm a 22-year-old college grad who got into freelancing at my last Oberlin semester. Excited to do my first end of year thread of my pieces at the rates

Mallory Noe-Payne

MalloryNoePayne

We’ve been in Munich for more than a month now, and I want to share some of my observations of life under corona here versus in Virginia. The entire time

Jessie Westwood

JessieSorores

Even if lockdown lifts in April many will be out of work longer in the wedding industry. My next event is in June thanks to the planning lead time. BUT

Uri Shalit

ShalitUri

I’m seeing many discussions about the evidence for vaccine effectiveness in Israel. This is a thread with my thoughts on what we know and don’t know at this point. First

Sudhvir Singh

sudhvir

Hi from Sweden! Seeing a lot of NZ to #COVID19 comparisons from across the political spectrum on twitter.. why??Should NZ replicate ? Absolutely not.But the context is completely different!

eugyppius

eugyppius1

1. I was a corona alarmists and even lockdown supporter in March and April. Things that changed my mind:The failure of Lombardy catastrophe to recur almost anywhere else, the manifest

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