The time was stopping

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the time was stopping. the schools, restaurant and government offices or department was closed. Only a few of people were walking on the deserted street. the bustling New York was deserted. Everyone were stay in home, students taking the class from home, the worker doing their job from home. Everyone were keep the distance between each others. The city become tense atmosphere. the covid-19 changed me a lot of from the normal life. i had to wear a face mask to anywhere. Even though, most of the time i just stay at home. The most memorable experience during the covid 19 is my summer time. i was plan many to finish at the summer period, but i suck at home, and doing nothing. Only thing that i did, taking a summer class. I was happy that i can earn class credits. One of important things that i learned from the pandemic. This is put your healthy on the first and cherish every moment. you never know that you will catching or missing.

college student, major in finance

Date (Dublin Core)

July 6, 2008

Event Identifier (Dublin Core)

English1012

Composition II

Dr. Natalie Adler

Partner (Dublin Core)

Brooklyn College

Type (Dublin Core)

text

Controlled Vocabulary (Dublin Core)

English Education--Universities

English Social Distance

English Emotion

Curator's Tags (Omeka Classic)

college

home

summer

New York City

mask

New York

Contributor's Tags (a true folksonomy) (Friend of a Friend)

college

home

Date Submitted (Dublin Core)

09/08/2020

Date Modified (Dublin Core)

9/14/2020

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Date Created (Dublin Core)

07/06/2008

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Covid 19

Brooklyn College

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