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My name is Celina, I am 27 years old and live in Dresden. The restrictions that came with Corona took me by surprise due to their rapid development. At first I didn't really want to believe that the virus would spread rapidly and that it would now reach us, or what the consequences would be. But how does Covid-19 affect my life? Actually, I can't complain: I have nothing specific to endure because of the virus, I don't have to fear for my existence like many others. But the virus makes me think. And some things have changed for me, too. I was supposed to start a new job Mid-March. Due to the virus, my start has been postponed to the beginning of May, and I am now looking forward more and more to starting work, to having a regular job again, to having colleagues around me. On the other hand, the virus has taught me to spend time with myself again and I am rediscovering old hobbies like drawing and handicrafts. Furthermore, I suddenly realize how many different contacts I normally have. I start to miss my volleyball team, because our training was cancelled. But this strange situation shows that there is more than just the sport that connects me and my team. Recently we took part in an online pub quiz via Skype conference. As I am a church member, I now realize how much I miss the worship services with the church, especially at this time around Easter. But there are also some positive things to report. So for a few weeks now I don't see anybody anymore, except a family I help with child care. Since I am their only social contact, we spend a very intensive time together, which will, I am quite sure, strenghten our bonds even more together in the future.