I learned a) extroverts can suffer as much as I can as an introvert, and b) the office is outmoded and so are supervisors, to some extent.

German

I learned how to do my own acrylic & polygel nails. Learned a lot more about cooking at home, spending more time with family, & being home to watch my daughter grow-up.

i have been getting into baking recently. Learned how to make some family recipes like honey cake. Also, i learned how to make frappé!

I've been adding to my cooking and baking skills by way of homemade breads and pastas. I've learned some home improvement stuff like how to install towel bars and things like that. I've learned how to lift weights more safely for actual strength building. I've learned a lot about the show Survivor.

i learned that i don't care if i fart in public anymore like if i can conceal it i can clap my cheeks and make some musty clouds

I learned how to cook. For the longest time I didn’t know how to do that. Now I can make easy things like french toast and what not!

About a year into it I taught myself how to crochet. Really kind of shocked I stuck with it for so long, usually I pick up and drop hobbies pretty quickly but this one seems to have definitely stuck around for a while...

I learned to crochet! I love it and I still do it almost every day 😄

Still learning to dismantle and rebuild cars, and living pretty much alone, the late bloomer in me is also studying the finer points of being financially responsible, and how to shop for mine first truck.

Mine think the hardest thing to learn is to be human, the prospect could last a lifetime. Can an old obsolete model learn new things?

i was what was considered an "essential worker" (a sales associate at a pet store? i'm not so sure about that...) so i only quarantined for a week. i battled really hard with parts of myself that aren't mentally or physically healthy, developed very harmful coping habits, and some of that spills into this year. but! on the bright side: i finally put the years of feelings and experiences to words, and i'm trans! i knew all along, but fought it because of fear and misplaced shame. i'm feeling very positive about it now, and i haven't felt more like myself in YEARS. it's amazing.

Since this whole pandemic nonsense began I actually ended up getting a job, and at that job I learned that my boss doesn't know how to run a business HEYOOOOOOO!

For real though i'm RElearning how to enjoy drawing again, as i haven't properly done anything since high school-- every time i tried since then i would have whole meltdowns because i can't get anything to look the way i want. it's a curse but i really want to power through and have fun with creative things again.

I learned various (minimal) car things, like how to change my headlights and wipers, but I also learned that my parents absolutely hate me!

I didn't have a quarantine. I had to work. I learned quarantine or not people still don't pick up after themselves. They sill see a nice folded stack of shirts or pants and make a tornado out of it.
Also that despite the face food was hard to come by they also left it out of the freezer when they didn't want it vs giving it to someone. So there was lots of unfortunate food waste.

My anxiety got worse.