pandemic

When time warped in on itself and I stepped into another dimension, I didn’t anticipate the whiplash that demanded to be felt.

We all exist in little limbos —  whether we know it or not.

The pandemic has taken a toll on us in countless ways, and I haven’t noticed its effect on perceiving the common cold or a bad case of allergies until now. Because our brains have been completely rewired, these symptoms are a red flag and can cause a lot of fear.

Our generation must learn to adjust to phenomena like the Great Resignation and fight for a viable future work-life.

I’m here to look into and fully explain some common phrases and concepts we now use in everyday speech that were so infrequently used before 2020.

The campuswide reaction to this mandate lift has been divided, but beyond the controversy, the lifting of the mask mandate has another side effect: It causes many difficult conversations to be had between people with different opinions about masks.

Remember through poetry how far you’ve come with the months and moments of 2021.

We have all felt some form of loss from the pandemic. Life, loved ones, whatever it may be, we are all entitled to our emotional responses to loss and to trauma.

When people tell me that they think Halloween is a peculiar date for an anniversary, I think I’ll start responding by saying: “Is it really?”