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It took about a week for the novelty to wear off. A way to speak to several people at once on your laptop? Magical! Photograph: Jenny Brough. When the lockdown was first announced, Zoom seemed exciting and fresh. Now, of course, I am one of thousands using the Zoom app for endless, unnecessary work meetings during the day and to host equally unnecessary virtual pub quizzes in the evening. It’s hard to remember now, but there was a time when I thought ‘zoom’ was merely a camera function. You can also subscribe online with no fuss.We used to live in an era when quarantine was something pets did and social distancing simply meant avoiding the drunk guy at the office Christmas party. Though YOU magazine is available in most grocery stores, How will we find things to do while indoors? Wondering if they’ll still get their copy of their favourite YOU magazine. Trips have become brief, normal activities have been halted. “She was keen to understand how the coronavirus has impacted She shared a lot and asked questions about the support they areĬurrently getting as unpaid carers,” Gareth adds. “Her Majesty was very keen to understand the stories of each Interested in learning more about the carers and how the coronavirus has Gareth Howells, chief executive of the Carers trust, reveals that the Queen was ieMyPWlNeV- The Royal Family June 11, 2020 To mark #CarersWeek2020, The Queen and The Princess Royal spoke to a group of carers who are supported by The to find out more about the challenges they face.

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