Farewell 2020 – Blog Post #426 by Asrar Qureshi
Farewell 2020 – Blog Post #426 by Asrar Qureshi
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Year 2020 is finally going out with all the mixed feelings. It has been an unprecedented year in many respects.
When I try to write a farewell to 2020, I get stuck. What should I write really?
Is there anything other than COVID, we could talk about? Is it the only topic left in the world? Apparently, no.
The year 2020 started on a usual, happy note in Pakistan. We had heard about virus in Wuhan, but we did not think it would come here. Or if at all it came, it would not be as bad here. We had an upbeat feeling about the whole thing.
As it happened, COVID locked us down also, although we were still better off as compared to many other countries. No one knows the reason(s), but there were many theories. The second wave has also hit us; the second variant has also just been reported.
The most prominent feature has been UNCERTAINTY. It prevailed from the beginning to the end. The entire year has been a long, grey stretch which remained unclear and is still the same.
Despite all these issues, we must bid farewell to 2020.
Farewell – Year of Pandemic which changed the whole world
Farewell – Year of lost hopes
Farewell – Year of unaccomplished plans
Farewell – Year of unprecedented losses by many
Farewell – Year of Unbelievable profits by some
Farewell – Year of lack of education
Farewell – Year of Ignorance
Farewell – Year of conspiracy theories
Farewell – Year of gossips
Farewell – Year of rumors
Farewell – Year of fear
Farewell – Year of anxiety
Farewell – Year of depression
Farewell – Year of increasing poverty
Farewell – Year of increasing domestic violence
Farewell – Year of broken relations
Farewell – Year of unrest
Farewell – Year of lost loved ones
Farewell – Year of grief and despair
Farewell – Year of Resilience
Farewell – Year of Hope
Farewell – Year of Support to each other
Farewell – Year of Community Sharing
Farewell 2020 – To make space for the New Year 2021
Concluded.
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