82
Circuit Breaker
80
Gratitude
77
COVID-19
67
Hope
65
Uncertainty
50
Frustration
48
Stay at home
36
Joy
31
Family bonding
23
Self-reflection
22
Work from home
21
Appreciation
20
New normal
20
Sadness
18
Optimism
18
Resilience
18
Loss of income
16
Anxiety
15
Connecting virtually
14
Missed opportunities
13
Fear
12
Worry
11
University
11
Social distancing
11
Ability to adapt
10
Fresh perspectives
10
New skills
10
Dashed hopes
10
Loss of freedom
10
Empathy
10
Craving social interaction
9
Family
9
Disappointment
9
Student life
9
Marriage
9
Hope
8
Pets
8
Self-discovery
8
Joy
8
Community
7
Care initiatives
7
Positivity
7
Front-line workers
7
Ageing and the elderly
7
Faith
7
Travel
7
Mental health
7
Physical exercise
7
Compassion
6
Humanity
6
Entertainment
6
Volunteerism
6
Entrepreneurship
6
Tested COVID-19 positive
6
Grit
5
Technology
5
Pandemic
5
F&B
5
Perseverance
5
Migrant workers
5
Precious moments
5
Student
5
Personal goals
5
Home-based learning
5
Newlyweds
5
Hospital
5
Slower pace
4
introspection
4
Providing support
4
Loneliness
4
Relationships
4
Happiness
4
Marginalised groups
4
Emotional well-being
4
Strained family relationships
4
Give back to society
4
Internship
4
Husband
4
Community spirit
3
Parenthood
3
Online learning
3
Recovery
3
Life abroad
3
Theatre
3
Joy
3
Courage
3
Long-distance relationship
3
Graduation
3
Cabin fever
3
Social media
3
Building relationships
3
Home wedding
3
Privilege
3
Father
3
Finding inspiration
3
Youths
3
Parents
3
Social issues
3
Self-employed
3
Helping hand
3
Lessons learned
3
Music
3
Girlfriend
3
Social enterprise
3
Ramadan
3
Business owner
3
Community service
3
Shared meals
3
Breaking new ground
3
Cancelled wedding plans
3
Hobbies
3
Isolation
3
Purpose
3
New home
3
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