As the school year comes to a close, I find myself thinking more and more about endings. The end of online assignments, the end of springtime, the end of virtual work meetings. And somehow, it seems the psychology of thinking of endings has tricked me into associating the end of this school year with the …
Continue reading The End of the Semester=The End of COVID19?
My sister and I went on a walk yesterday. We started as we usually do, by going up the slight hill that merges into a sidewalk parallel to the main road, but that's still within the confines of our apartment complex. When we reached the top, we decided that we were tired of walking the …
Continue reading A Walk Pre-COVID-19 Is Not the Same as a Walk Post-Covid-19
During quarantine, there are days when I wake up unexcited to begin my day. I lethargically get out of bed, wash my face, brush my teeth, eat something, then get back into bed--only this time sitting up, legs crossed--to start my homework. Depending on the day I can usually spend between 2 and 6 hours …
Continue reading Quarantine Sucks but at Least I’m Not Lonely
The current pandemic has evoked worldwide anxiety. The only thing I take comfort in is knowing that while I'm laying in bed in my pajamas at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, worrying about how far away the day is that I'll be able to walk outside without the fear of passing by a stranger on …
Sienna Tracy 