Posted on 03/14/2024 7:43:12 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
Jessie Thompson, a 36-year-old mother of two in Chicago, is reminded of the Covid-19 pandemic every day.
Sometimes it happens when she picks up her children from day care and then lets them romp around at a neighborhood park on the way home. Other times, it’s when she gets out the shower at 7 a.m. after a weekday workout.
“I always think: In my past life, I’d have to be on the train in 15 minutes,” said Ms. Thompson, a manager at United Airlines.
A hybrid work schedule has replaced her daily commute to the company headquarters in downtown Chicago, giving Ms. Thompson more time with her children and a deeper connection to her neighbors. “The pandemic is such a negative memory,” she said. “But I have this bright spot of goodness fro
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No mention of the vax status of these people.
They are all probably triple “boosted”.
I have to say, COVID was good for me. I learned I could work from home and that I really liked it. I’ve been working from home ever since. I do not miss the commute. I do not miss the time lost every day commuting. I do not miss being in a loud cube farm all day. I have no plans to ever go back.
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