JOURNAL TOPIC:
Today I got to speak with my daughter online. Who are the people you miss right now because you can't get out of the house or do the things you usually do?
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What routines are you adopting to compensate for the lack of school/sports/work structure in your life? Are you exercising, reading, learning something new? Do you eat and go to bed on some sort of schedule?
[Please feel free to continue writing on paper, or share your ideas in a comment to this post.]
AGENDA:
1. Journal
2. Please read the first four pages of Fahrenheit 451 to the last line: "How long had they walked together? Three minutes? Five?"
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Thursday, March 19, 2020
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Some new routines that I am adopting to are to be able to do my school work, do the video conferences, and still do my house chores on time. I am still struggling but its not as bad as day one. I know I will get used to my new routine soon.
ReplyDeleteEvery day I am checking my mail, any one note and of course this blog right when I wake up to make sure I don't miss anything. I also still have to do chores and help around the house and because Im not yet used to not going to school everyday and working my brain as hard, its a little hard to keep up with everything.
ReplyDeleteThe routines I am adopting to compensate for the lack of school are not the best, but it is what it is. I do more cleaning and tiding up stuff around my house than do my school work. Staying inside feels like jail. This must be a small glimpse of solitary confinement. It stinks. The day doesn’t even feel like a day, unless I spend some time outside. My siblings and I walk up and down our street so that counts for exercise.
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