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Meeting my new classmates and new orgmates was such a boon to me considering this year a good year. I met so many people that I admit I already love almost wholeheartedly because so many of them are so kind or so fun.

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LD: Not getting to see them face to face.

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LD: Not getting to see them face to face.

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In my experiences of last school year, I was so immersed in a culture of physical touch, and I really, really, REALLY miss that. I just want to give all of them a hug, but with this pandemic, that IS too much to ask.

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LG: Creating and reinforcing bonds with people.

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LG: Creating and reinforcing bonds with people.

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A sort of blessing within the curse of not being able to see these people face to face is that we may have some more free time to grow closer with them, even if it may be a little less effective. Having more moments that truly show love and care for each other more than made up for the lack of bigger ways to grow closer together, because for me, the everyday good little things matters more than the once in a while great things.

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LD: Adapting to the online setting for school.

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LD: Adapting to the online setting for school.

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While it wasn't necessarily hard to adapt, I do often feel that I am learning a little less. Part if it is likely the lack of physical contact, but I take great pride in teachers, so seeing some of them struggle really hurts me personally.

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I know that it may be sometimes a waste of time, but I got to experience a lot of new games and shows this school year that I have been enjoying since.

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There are so many things I was looking forward to this year but couldn't experience. Each time I think about those many, many things, I feel like I lose a little bit more of my will. One of these is TD, actually, so I'll be using the picture I keep using because I really would have loved to keep teaching.