Had you told me a few months ago that I would have to work from home for a few weeks, I would have given you an incredulous look and asked "how", or "why". In fact, I have asked a few colleagues the same thing and each one answers first with a sheepish smile then shakes their head in disbelief.
The coronavirus disease started in China in December 2019. None of us imagined that what was reported to have broken out in Wuhan would break up our daily lives, the way we worked, and play, only a few months later. It has not only changed our routines, but the virus has also infected over 10 million, and killed over 500,000 globally, as at this writing.
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