Staying home has taken on the kind of patriotic duty usually reserved for times of war. The major question will be whether 'normal life' ever returns.
in the U.S. and around the world are confined to their homes with no definite idea of when they will be able to resume life as they knew it. Staying home has taken on the kind of patriotic duty usually reserved for times of war.
"I'm hoping we'll see a next generation of teachers who are rock stars" specializing in teaching via video, she said."A lot of people are going to learn how to cook really, really well."
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