LOS ANGELES: US actress Rosanna Arquette and #MeToo campaigner, spoke to AFP from her Los Angeles home about the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.“I’m really getting into cooking, a lot — so cooking meals and not wasting anything… For some reason I have a pretty good knack of just throwing stuff together and it tastes pretty yummy.
“I’m washing a lot of dishes, cleaning the house, doing laundry, it’s been great. I’m not complaining about it, it feels real and what you’re supposed to do.”“My impatience, learning that I’m really impatient. There’s a lot of sadness that I have on many issues. And learning how to accept things within myself and with others, and patience with others and forgiveness, and letting go of resentment. All that.
“I don’t think this is ever going to be over. The world is never going to be the same after this. America will never be the same after this. We’re not going back to the old ways.”“We’re seeing that big money rules everything, and that very well may continue. But so many human beings are seeing that this is just not fair. It’s unfair on every level.
“We’ve handled this so poorly in America, the pandemic — we didn’t have an incredible president like Ardern in New Zealand. We handled this in such a terrible way that now it will spread and kill, I think, millions. It’s terrifying.