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We don't go out nearly as much as before and we don't have as many people here for dinner now. I know people who no longer go to the hairdressers or have given up going to hobby clubs they used to attend - and so many people don't go to the supermarket any more preferring to have groceries etc delivered instead. I've never had food shopping delivered - I figured it was best to leave slots to those who needed them in the pandemic -but I must admit I tend to go to Amazon now rather than the High Street for most other things. I think covid had a significant impact on a lot of people and changed a lot of lives - but not due to them succumbing to infection.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.My life hasn't changed much at all. I did use internet shopping during lockdown after going to the supermarket and being forced to put a full trolley of shopping through a self service till. I still order online for store cupboard items but shop for fresh food. As soon as I was allowed, I went back to doing what I did before.
Not changed us much. I didn't like on-line shopping - so did normal shopping anyway during lockdown.
We did age a lot, I think, faster than we should have done. Our little choir folded, things like that. Lots of happy, local associations have stopped. We keep going as much as possible.
*The BIG problem seems to be that the younger generation, which should be taking over the running of such things as the Community Centre, Church and Pub events, don't go out as much and are failing to fill our shoes. It's that generation which has the problem, not us.
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