The commute. The endless hustle. The heels. Some people are dreading the return to a post-pandemic world

Over so soon? Some people are dreading the return to a post-pandemic world
By Beth Teitell Globe Staff,Updated December 26, 2020, 3:53 p.m.
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Tabitha Fineberg is concerned about how her dog Sirius will handle her return to the office.Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff
When the pandemic closed her preschool, teaching assistant Susan Woods wanted to return to her kids as soon as possible. “It didn’t feel right not being there,” she said.
Even now, sitting alone in her Stoneham home, she often finds herself thinking, “It’s snack time,” or, “We’d be in music now.”

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