I don't like that term. "Our new normal".
I see it as a "thing" we have to deal with until it's over.
Dealing with it in a sense of doing everything to tackle the threat and then move on with our "normal life" as we know it.
Ignorant people, unaware of what is going on, will be the ones suffering from the aftermath. The US is the best example.
And the younger population in BC, Canada.
Anyway, I still try to be positive about the outcome of the pandemic and just keep hiking, boating, swimming, drinking and barbecuing ?
Btw, I don't know anyone who's infected, no co-workers, their families or friends or anyone I come in contact with. It seems strange.....
so long
j-ten-ner