COVID19 has presented us with some challenging times, both professionally and personally.  We are now living an almost surreal existence: we're not at war, yet we're forced indoors, isolated from our loved ones, friends, and work; compelled to abide by movement restrictions, both intrastate and interstate; and resigned to communicating differently and through the use of technology, without the ability to rely on face-to-face connection.  As governments outline a "new normal" for us all, we are going to have to get used to living and working within imposed restrictions, as we move forward.