Masked? Unmasked? Vaxed? Unvaxed? 2020-2021 have been just under two years of emotional, physical, and mental roller coasters.
With mask mandates being enforced, and then unenforced, and enforced again,...
During the first three quarters of the school year, my friends and I were faced with a common high school problem: Not. Enough. Time. There wasn’t enough time to read that book your friends have been...
Has anyone else been remembering their dreams?
After texting several of my friends, I’ve come to the conclusion that this is a common occurrence during this time, and I hypothesize it’s because of...
As I walk down the normal path I usually take to get to school, I feel myself having a That’s So Raven moment. Time stops for a minute and I can reflect on the past. I have been having a lot of those...
Remember that Wednesday that everything kind of got worse? It was the day Tom Hanks got coronavirus, the NBA season was cancelled and Trump banned travel from Europe. For some reason those three events...
As I strode through the aisles of Office Depot with my mom searching for clear plastic dividers to fashion into face shields for herself and her fellow ICU doctors, I felt sadness that my mother had been...
As I sit in my house, wondering when the world will go back to normal, I think about what my life used to be. I think of sitting in a classroom, surrounded by my peers. I think of my friends, who I usually...
On normal Monday mornings I usually am already out the door before the clock strikes 7:30. I rush to school looking over flashcards for my upcoming chemistry test or reading over my comp before I have...
The typical Clayton student wakes up between 6 and 7 leaving time to pick out a good outfit and grab a bowl of Captain Crunch on their way out the door. Then, on the 5-25 minute drive to school they sit...
Currently, I am sitting in my bed, Spotify blasting into my headphones. My dog, Louie, is snoring next to me like he has been doing all day. Today Louie discovered the window behind my bed looks out into...
