Моей работы изменения коснулись несильно, я и так работала удаленно. Традиционные еженедельные встречи в офисе перенесли в Zoom. Младшая дочь перестала ходить в детский сад, тренировки по капоэйре и занятия "переехали" в онлайн-режим. Маленькая квартира трансформировалась во что-то вроде спортзала с фотостудией. Над комнатой нависал штатив для трансляции тренировок (его со временем даже перестали убирать), а картинку мы выводили на большой экран телевизора.
Самым сложным моментом была разлука с сыном. Дело в том, что старший сын живет с папой после развода, но мы часто видимся и много общаемся. Пандемия же изолировала нас, заставила сидеть по домам. Нам оставались только созвоны и видеочаты. Это было очень сложно, дочка тоже скучала по брату, мы не виделись два месяца. Первое, о чем я подумала при встрече: "Как же он вырос!".
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Our experience with self-isolation was rather positive. Everything that was happening around the pandemic was annoying, but not frightening. It felt like we got into some kind of blockbuster. Mentality did not allow me to take the news seriously. That was what saved me.
My work was not affected much by the changes, I was already working remotely. The traditional weekly meetings in the office were moved to Zoom. My youngest daughter stopped going to kindergarten, capoeira training and classes moved to online mode. The small apartment was transformed into a kind of gym with a photo studio. A tripod for training was hanging over the room (we even stopped removing it after a while), and we displayed the image on a large TV screen.
Separation from my son was the most difficult thing for me. The fact is that the eldest son lives with his father after the divorce, but we often see each other and communicate a lot. The pandemic has isolated us at home. All we had left were phone calls and video chats. It was very difficult, my daughter also missed her brother, we haven’t seen each other for two months. The first thing I thought about when I met him: how much has he grown up!
