'This is all of us': Photo of kid sleeping during Zoom class defines 2020 mood

An image showing a kid sleeping on a chair while attending an online class is doing rounds on social media. The author named Kara McDowell shared a picture of her son who fell asleep on a chair while attending an online class via Zoom and almost everybody is able to relate with the poor kid. Uploaded on August 7, the image is aptly captioned as, “My Kindergartner on a 40 minute video call is a total mood”.

The 'new normal'

The image shows a room where there is a laptop on a table and the boy is lying on the chair and is sound asleep. Due to the ongoing pandemic schools have made a shift to online classes. The only way any sort of social interaction is through our screens. Work from home and online classes are the new normal. This hilarious yet relatable post has gained a lot of attention from netizens.

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The image has managed to gather 57.6K likes and 11K Retweets and comments. People bombarded the comments setion as soon as they saw the post. Adults and kids, everyone is able to relate with this post. People have also Retweeted the image giving it a new caption. 

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Although some states in the US have decided to reopen schools and hold in-person classes, reports suggest that despite some states restarting in-person classes, several large cities like Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, and Miami have revealed that for the foreseeable future they will continue with online classes and distance learning. As per reports, the states that have decided to re-open schools have already begun to face problems as students and staff alike have had to be quarantined after fresh outbreaks in several schools. In the state of Mississippi, the Corinth School District since re-opening has already had to contend with eight confirmed cases of COVID-19. These eight confirmed cases may have come in contact with dozens of people before their infection was discovered and therefore authorities have requested over 100 people to quarantine themselves as soon as possible.

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(Image Credits: Twitter/Karajmcdowell)