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C- carful of the virus
O- optimism is key to survive
V- vanishing bodies taken from families
I- ignorant minds not staying safe
D- disturbed numbers of deaths

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The only friend I could see during quarantine!

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What are you grateful for?
What do you want to ask yourself in 10-15 years?

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BM photo shoot

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This is me and my family celebrating my great grandmas 97 birthday

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I recently watched Gossip girl

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During quarantine, I watched TVD, and fell in love with he show.

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To this day, people so are paranoid when someone coughs.

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The year 2020 was a total disaster. So many events that effected the world in just 1 year

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In 2022, Russia tries to invade Ukraine and take it over. Ukraine and Russia go to war, and many soldiers die fighting for their country

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Did you have to cancel any major event like a vacation, cruise, a Bar Mitzvah, etc. because of the pandemic?

Since my sister Avery and I are a part of the jewish community, we were supposed to be bat mitzvahed in 2021. My brother had a huge party in celebration of his barmitzvah, and we were supposed to have a big part when ours came too. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic, Avery and I had to face the fact that we couldn’t have a big party because of social distancing. We still had the service, and became jewish adults, but Avery and I were sad we didn’t get to celebrate with our friends. We did have a dinner party held at our house which was still amazing. In the end, because of Covid, Avery and I’s major event that we had been looking forward to for years had been cancelled. Covid-19 spoiled many people’s plans which was a real bummer. Even though so many excited things were cancelled in the past 2 years because of covid, I was able to look on the bright side of certain situations. During the past 2 years, I learned to become more grateful for everything I have. Additionally, I learned to look at the glass half full instead of half empty because you never know when you won’t have a glass at all.

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In 2020, I was very passionate about dance, but in may, when the virus started to get really bad, Dance started to slow down. This was one of my last days at my dance studio.

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What were your first reactions to hearing about COVID19 when it first became a pandemic your sixth-grade year? Did you think people were over-reacting? Underreacting?

When I first found out about the coronavirus, it was 2020, and the end of 6th grade. In april, I remember hearing about this virus, but it wasn’t a big thing until may. In may the whole world seemed to be all over this new virus. All over the news, I was hearing about this deadly virus that is killing millions, and there is no cure. I was in shock. Throughout a few weeks, I went through so many emotions and reactions. In the beginning, I felt kind of oblivious to the topic because I didn't understand the situation, but when school went online, I was so happy and excited, and then during quarantine, I was so bored. It seemed like the world was going crazy at first. Businesses were closing, people were dying, supplies were running out, everything seemed so chaotic. But in the end, I don’t think anyone overreacted. Looking back now, when I was in 6th grade, and first found out about the coronavirus, I would never have imagined it would have lasted this long.

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The coronavirus outbreak is published  all over the world. I start to see this virus everywhere I looked. All over the news was warnings for people to stay home because of this deadly virus