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Finding Ways to Fill your Boredom
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Finding Ways to Fill your Boredom
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As I sit on my bed, debating whether or not to attempt one of the many online math assignments or to find another way to fill the empty time that is left in the day. My mom is downstairs trying to teach a first grade lesson on “Beginning, Middle, and End” of writer’s workshop. I can hear how overwhelmed she is to try and get her students to both pay attention and understand the lesson she is trying so hard to explain. My Dad is in his office slamming his keys on his keyboard as he is very loudly expressing the values of communication to one of his clients. “It is important for you to tell me or Peter when you and your wife decide to…” The many conversations that are happening between so many people in one household checks off the idea of watching TV or reading a magazine article. I can even see the annoyed look in my cat’s eyes as he sits next to me. I can tell that he definitely knows that this is not normal for both Mom and Dad to be on the phone and working at home in the middle of the day. So all I do, is just sit on my bed, finding not the most entertaining but productive ways I can fill this boredom.
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AmericanStudies
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story
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California High School
American Studies
San Francisco Bay Area
sensory history
San Ramon Valley Unified School District
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Date Submitted (Dublin Core)
10/27/2020
Date Modified (Dublin Core)
10/29/2020
07/16/2021
11/12/12023
This item was submitted on October 27, 2020 by Sophie Flavio using the form “Share Your Story” on the site “A Journal of the Plague Year”: https://covid-19archive.org/s/archive
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