These times are hard. The whole world is going crazy and I’m included.
https://www.vogue.com/article/parenting-in-quarantine-we-are-going-crazy
Sometimes I look back at old photos and think back to how I took being away at school for granted. Although I love my roommate to death, I hated our dorm and almost looked for reasons to complain about it everyday. The bathroom, shower, laundry, and stair situation seemed so bad in the moment but today, I would do anything to go back.
I didn’t realize that the day I left campus would be my last day to say goodbye to my friends who made my first year at Marist (or technically, semester) so amazing. I wish I got to at least say thank you to them and give them one last hug before this curse fell upon us and hugs became a forbidden gesture.
The past month has been filled with complete confusion, boredom, and angst. The worst part about quarantine is the uncertaintly. The fact that no one knows how long it will take for everything to go back to normal is frightening for anyone and everyone. A following question would be what is the new “normal” going to entail? No one knows. For now, the agenda will stay sleeping, eating, exercising, painting, and watching TV.
life of lyub 