Me, my family and my country

The government closed schools, restaurants and bars. Who can, works remotely. People use a variety of messaging on their phones to talk to their boss and colleagues. Some playgrounds are not allowed to enter and I have to explain to my daughter that we cannot come here. We have to wear masks everywhere. Our favorite restaurants are closed and only accept takeaways. Now a lot of people order online, and many couriers now travel from here. The situation is not interesting - and the government makes matters worse. The epidemic is being fought in other countries, we still have to fight for our rights. The women's strike is anger and a manifestation against the rulers. In these difficult times for us, we had to go out into the streets and fight against injustice. There are policemen in the streets putting out manifestos. What will my world be like in a year, two, ten years? Will my daughter have the right to choose? Will we stop the virus? I don't know, but I hope that after this hard year, better times will come. It will definitely not be the same. But maybe it will make people see what is really important in life?