2020, in general, is not being a good year globally. On December 31st we all welcomed the new decade excited and thinking that something great was coming. No one could have expected that a global pandemic would paralyze our lives.
However, in such a bad moment, we have managed to find a ray of light and find reasons to laugh. And where? Well, on social networks. And at SocialPubli we wanted to recover them all.
When 2020 changed all our plans
In May, after two months at home, many realized that 2020 was not what we had imagined on January 1st and that if we had plans, life was there to change them. And it became fashionable on twitter to compare our plans with what 2020 has really given us. And wonderful jewels came out.
My 2020 summer plans. #Amadeus pic.twitter.com/8QzRejfzQb
— National Theatre (@NationalTheatre) July 19, 2020
Me remembering my plans for 2020😐 pic.twitter.com/RP62IezcHj
— Utkarsh (@BihariBaabu_) July 23, 2020
#myplansvs2020 pic.twitter.com/1BUqriWhdM
— citr0 panettone (@Citr0nella) July 9, 2020
#myplansvs2020 😂 pic.twitter.com/jBg70zppHh
— Burn & Brew (@BurnAndBrewVA) June 28, 2020
My plans vs 2020 #myplansvs2020 pic.twitter.com/PZucarItwn
— ellie breeze (@_3llz_bellz_) May 19, 2020
Working from home is not what we expected
When we were told we were going to start working from home, our eyes lit up: family reconciliation, sleeping more, saving time on the way to work, being able to be comfortable working. It all seemed like advantages. But as with our plans, we have learned that not everything could be so idyllic.
Some have had to add to their work the work of caring for and entertaining their children. And no, it is not an easy task.
We’ve also found that comfort can make us look our worst version. And we had to be careful, because when we went out we could be scary. Even if we were already warned.
What’s your fav #workingfromhome meme? People share hilarious coronavirus working from home memes
https://t.co/00HxPUdfN3 #videoconferencing #remotelearning #remoteworking #remotework #telecommuting #remotejobs #remoteworklife #remoteemployees https://t.co/Y8lIZ36diP pic.twitter.com/kGN9dPF5zI— Evan Kirstel #RemoteWork (@EvanKirstel) March 13, 2020
We think the caption says it all. 🤣#memphiszoo #memes #conferencecall #workingfromhome pic.twitter.com/LFukn69CVo
— Memphis Zoo (@MemphisZoo) March 19, 2020
Government: You should work from home
Everybody else:
(A thread👇)#sciencememes #memes #funny #puns #jokes #covid19 #wfh #workingfromhome #stayhome #stayathome #remoteworking #coronavirus #survivalguide #apocalypse #quarantinelife #AcademicChatter pic.twitter.com/Zg3cYANPDZ— Dr Lila Landowski (@rockatscientist) March 23, 2020
To those unfamiliar with #WorkingFromHome. Welcome to a brave new world of #memes and #GIFS. pic.twitter.com/MeEsniLNvH
— Thom Gray (@uxthom) March 16, 2020
Realities of video conferencing and working from home. Happy Monday! #workfromhomelife #workfromhomememes #Memes #WorkFromHome #Funny #workingfromhome #WorkingFromHomeMemes #Meme #Worknrby #Employees #CoronaVirusMemes #Pandemic #StayHomeStaySafe pic.twitter.com/orPOCaKs1T
— worknrby.com (@worknrby) July 13, 2020
If we were very clear about other years, this has become more than evident: memes are necessary and they have come here to stay. In the middle of a pandemic we have managed to laugh thanks to them and find a point of positivity.
laughing at memes about how badly your country is handling the pandemic pic.twitter.com/xxUF4vkiox
— Ratiohead (@33mhz) June 26, 2020
