By Alexis Angelus It’s getting hard. I’m trying to look on the bright side, but it’s hard. It seemed insane at first, but now it’s difficult to not feel like I’m going insane. I’m trying to create reasons this will be okay, but it’s hard to keep supporting them. Things are getting weird here. My Read more about Shock: Journal | March 25[…]
By Alexis Angelus We start learning about efficiency at a young age in the American school system. I remember, in third grade, my teacher would give us word puzzles as a mental break in between subjects. Parents complained we weren’t learning anything with the puzzles, and we stopped. This year, my senior year of college, Read more about Learning Mindfulness: Journal | April 13[…]
By Alexis Angelus Today I read an article about how quarantine is forcing young adults to think about what they think of as home. For comfort, college students and recent graduates might return to childhood homes, or even quarantine with friends or significant others. I am lucky enough to be at home with my family Read more about Defining Family During Quarantine: Journal | April 20[…]