“Пытаюсь записаться на испытания вакцины, но пока не получается – жду когда можно будет привиться. И написать об этом в блоге и побесить ковидиотов)) Вообще, в такие моменты, думаешь, что человечество обречено, с таким-то количеством людей игнорирующих банальный здравый смысл.”
“…in the second week of March, just before New Zealand shut their borders to non-citizens (which includes my husband, although he grew up in New Zealand), my father-in-law was diagnosed with cancer. We decided to wait and see what initial test results suggested in terms of prognosis, before booking flights to fly over. By then it was too late […] He died in mid April, before we could see him again…”
“This quarter was supposed to be my graduation quarter. I anticipated spending these months completing my dissertation. Instead, I have become a ‘chaser’ of egg lorries and fish tuk tuks.”
“Of course those on high incomes feel like their throats have been cut, but it’s been a godsend for the low paid, young people and typically marginalised.”
“How odd it is that in our first picture together her uncle is wearing a mask, at a distance…”
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