NOTE: Not my writing (The poem isn’t… the intro is)! I had been working on my school work, when I got distracted, and somehow ended up researching paranormal, spiritual occurrences. I don’t believe in this type of stuff, but the topic intrigues me nonetheless… This is a children’s nursery rhyme that originated in an unknown … Continue reading Licketysplit
You’re out for a walk by the park. Suddenly, your phone buzzes. You take out your phone, and you find a news notification. The article says ‘New Virus Surfaces In China…’. You ignore the message, not heeding the warning… And then, all at once, your world collapses around you… all seemingly without warning… SARS-CoV-2, … Continue reading The COVID-19 Pandemic: Why We Need To Stay Calm…
In my first post about COVID-19 and the economy, I went into why we shouldn’t panic and be fearful in the midst of this situation, and how the stress of the crisis was causing mass Capitalization off of people’s overreactions. In this second post, however, I do want to dig more deeper into the actual … Continue reading The Economy, And COVID-19: An Overview
Of course, with the current situation, I can understand why they would close schools, but in my opinion, everyone is simply overreacting. Yes, while we should take precautions and should quarantine and treat people, I do believe that many people are panicking way too much, especially with the panic buying and stores getting cleared out. … Continue reading Distance Learning Day 1: COVID-19 And The Economy
Xavier was a bully (He was mean to everybody, even his friends) from our S.T.E.A.M. School Summer Camp (During the Summer of 4th grade) who was not only strong, but smart. Somehow, he beat me at everything and anything, and right off the bat, I hated him. And so, to find out who was really … Continue reading The Vote