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I had later figured out this penny had belonged to my Great- Grandma who sadly passed a few years ago.

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We have recently done at least 50 miles of biking over the quarantine, and It has most definitely become an important part of our lives.

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This is a great TV show that I would highly recommend (if you are fine with gory scenes). It has definitely helped my boredom during the quarantine.

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I recently found this painting my dad and I got at Comic Con in 2016!

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Although there looks to be more important thing to worry about, mental health is a serious issue. In fact, my friend is actually suffering from depression from this virus. This just demonstrates how the Coronavirus has many effects on people, not only physically.

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IF YOU SEE THIS JORDAN, LOOK AT IT.

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This interview was with my Aunt Lauri, who was very fun to converse with.

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This one was very special. It was with my grandma, who I call Tata.

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This interview was with my 90 year old Great-Grandma who I call Grammy. She had to move to my grandpas house during Covid-19.

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If we look at the empirics, it is clear that this is why we have more cases of Corona.

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I honestly wish I could be as talented as this guy.🤷🏻‍♂️

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This perfectly characterized life as a whole.

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Covid-19 Poem- Written by Jordan Antevy. May 2020.

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Covid-19 Poem- Written by Jordan Antevy. May 2020.

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Journal Entry Three- What are you craving today that you can’t have/get/do because of the shelter-in-place?		

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Journal Entry Three- What are you craving today that you can’t have/get/do because of the shelter-in-place?		

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There are a variety of things that I have found myself to miss while being in quarantine. For starters, I genuinely miss being at school and having actual social interactions. The main thing is the routine that also comes along with school, which is very hard to duplicate at home. Additionally, I miss eating food from restaurants, specifically when  my Dad  and I would sometimes go to Dunkin Donuts. Now the house is just stocked up with carb free protein puffs accompanied by many other carb free snacks. However, there is an upside to my situation since I am definitely becoming healthier and more fit while in quarantine. I also seem to long for time away from my brothers, since they are in my face 24/7.  I feel as everyone needs, for lack of better words, “private time." This is something I cannot enjoy when Jake is begging to play Minecraft. The most important thing that I miss is being able to hangout with my extended family. Usually we have sleepovers and family dinners, yet lately we haven't been able to enjoy these together. I actually got to go swimming with my cousins a few days ago but that was basically it. Although Coronavirus has taken away things of importance, I think it is crucial we remember good can come out of this too.

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Journal Entry Two- What is open in your neighborhood? What is closed? 

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Journal Entry Two- What is open in your neighborhood? What is closed? 

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This is actually a very interesting question when it comes to my neighborhood. My family has always been pretty athletic and loves going to the park to hit some tennis balls and play basketball. For a while, that was still an option. School has been out, and therefore many people still enjoyed the clubhouse,  tennis and the basketball courts prior to the quarantine. Yet over time too many people began to gather there so my family stopped going. The activities ranged from community yoga, 6 feet apart obviously, to pick up games. After a while the HOA felt the need to close down the park, the courts, and the clubhouse. They ended up taking down the rims from the hoops which showed how serious they were. Just recently, as of May 2020, they decided to open up to singles games of tennis and only games of horse when it comes to basketball. When only family members are involved,  most things are allowed. During the time away from the community facilities, my family and I have begun to really show an enjoyment for biking. We must have ridden 30 mile in 2 weeks, just around the neighborhood. Then more recently we began exploring outside the neighborhood and started going on 10 mile bike rides. Interestingly, recently, we saw Mrs. Tacher riding her bike too. We also ventured all the way to my cousin's house and explored a horse trail near Robins Park that was basically mountain biking except with horse poop everywhere. All in all, the closing of things in our community has opened up doors to try new things, like biking.

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Journal Entry One - What were your first reactions to hearing about COVID19? Did you think adults were over-reacting? Underreacting? 

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Journal Entry One - What were your first reactions to hearing about COVID19? Did you think adults were over-reacting? Underreacting? 

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My initial reactions to the thought of a newly discovered disease, Covid-19,  were very subtle.  To be honest, I didn't think too much of it. I had assumed it was just going to go away eventually, and not put the United States in danger, like the Ebola Virus. However on February 15th, around Valentine’s Day I had started to contextualize the seriousness of the issue.  I was actually on a debate trip at Harvard University in Boston. Although this may not seem of importance, there was one case in Boston at the time, so my parents decided to give me a mask to wear. Once again, this might not sound like a big deal, yet it was for my family and I, especially my father. His world functionally is surrounded by medicine and sickness, and he teaches us to embrace germs to build up a strong immune system. But when he told me to wear a mask I was genuinely surprised since he never worries about these things, germs and sickness. Now looking back at it, Noah had just gotten Type One Diabetes so I guess he was being extra cautious. I talked to him and he explained how severe it may get, even though the United States didn't catch on as quick. This should answer the second question, I don't feel as if it was the adults underreacting,  it was the government who didn't alert the public earlier.

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I find it shocking how much money the government is allocating to students. However, even though it is an absurd amount, it is necessary.

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I felt it was very cool to see his name on news article talking about this terrible virus. I’m glad to see that he is able to spread the word about the truth of this virus, since that most definitely is one of his main goals.

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- Just a Lincoln Douglas Debate Meme I found during Covid-19.

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- Just a Lincoln Douglas Debate Meme I found during Covid-19.

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- Good WIFi is very rare around these parts of town.

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Max during Covid-19: April 28, 2020

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- It got thrown on the floor a few days ago.

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- Good times. Was recently banned from tree climbing since going to the hospital doesn't sound like a good idea.