The coronavirus has dramatically changed our lives. But it has also changed little things in our everyday existence. Who would have thought only a few weeks ago that toilet paper would one day be trending on social media? Click through the above gallery for a few everyday things that have changed in these past few weeks and let us know in the comments the things you’ve noticed.
15 Everyday Things That Have Changed Since the Coronavirus Outbreak
5. You think about toilet paper (more than you ever have before).
Getting dressed for work now means putting on a sweater on top of your pajamas. (Shutterstock)
Putting on pants feels like an accomplishment. (Shutterstock)
Doing laundry is much easier. (Shutterstock)
You've realized that 20 seconds is much longer than you previously thought. (Shutterstock)
You think about toilet paper (more than you ever have before). (Kevin McGovern / Shutterstock.com)
Your nose itches. All the time. (Drawing by Alice Madsen)
It’s 5 o’clock every day at noon. (Shutterstock)
Parents are now grounded by their kids. (Shutterstock)
You are hoarding instant noodles for the first time since college. (David Tonelson / Shutterstock.com)
Everyone went off their low-carb, no-pasta, no-bread diet. (Jillian Cain Photography / Shutterstock.com)
All of your friends became social media influencers overnight. #quarantinebaking. (Shutterstock)
Your dog is no longer the only one who gets excited about seeing the delivery man/postman. (Shutterstock)
You've realized just how slow your internet connection is. (Shutterstock)
You’re googling “how to look good on video conference calls.” (Shutterstock)
Your kids are now your co-workers. (Shutterstock)
And so are your pets. (Shutterstock)