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  2020-12-14

  Holiday Care Packages

  Three years ago, COVID-19 barred many people from traveling back home, and my roommates and I were one of those people. We all came from American Samoa, and while we planned to return home for the summer, thanksgiving, and Christmas, we could not do that. I remember working a part-time job during school to save up just enough to pay for my roundtrip fare, but unfortunately, COVID changed that. Although we could not have the chance to return home for the holidays, our families made it possible to bring the taste of island snacks to St. George with the constant sending of care packages. The photo I uploaded showed one of the many care packages my family sent me from home, which meant a lot to me. My roommates and I were very homesick, but our families came through with the snacks from home. I remember eagerly checking and refreshing the USPS app to track my package. It became my favorite thing to do during the COVID shutdown.
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  2020-04-14

  Plague Journal, Day 32: Learning to love auto repair

  I'm keeping a Covid-19 journal. The latest entry discusses The Kid, a roller skating accident, Pringles, and my fear of auto-repair shops.
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  2020-04-17

  Life In Isolation: The Coronavirus... Ian Andersen

  A virtual exhibition by the Evansville Museum of Art, History and Science
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  2020-04-30

  Life online

  Exaggerated view on how people feel aimless with face to face interaction or life outside the internet since every aspect of life was now carried out through zoom session or other online outlets at the beginning of the pandemic
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  2020-05-29

  Quarantine Snacks

  During the quarantine period, people often ate a lot. This is a humorous meme about the snacking.