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Monday Blues (월요병)


Do you also have Monday blues like me?

Monday (Woel-yo: 월요) Blues (Byeong: 병)

We say "Woelyo-byeong" in Korean.

It has already been 10 months, being stuck at home since march due to pandemic.

I love travelling and meeting people.

I miss coffee time with my friends.

I think I won't be the only one that has COVID blues.  Everyday feels the same although Monday is the first day of the week. 

Today I feel much more sad, missing those times.




How do you spend your time during this difficult time? How do you handle your feelings? Please share your opinions with me and don't forget to like this post!




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