A Letter to My Future Self
Well, finally it’s the last day of my freshman year of high
school. I don’t think anyone could have guessed that by the end of it, there
would be a virus that would slow the world to a halt. I of course understand
that whenever you read this, things will be almost completely back to normal. For
now at least, no one really seems to know how long this will go for, but I don’t
doubt that my sophomore year will at least partially be in school. I wouldn’t
even say that quarantine and social distancing as taken much of a toll on myself
as it has for some other people. At this point, things are already starting to
be somewhat back to normal. The parks are open, and even restaurants are allowed
to be open, as long as their outside. Unfortunately, summer break is going to
be sort of a letdown since most of the summer camps we always do are going to
be cancelled. Nevertheless, things have been pretty uneventful, at least in our
house for now. Since things seem to be dying down, I hope there are more things
that we can do soon. I’ve heard that your freshman year goes by pretty fast, and
even with staying home 24/7, I can say that it’s true. I’m pretty happy being
at JC even though I do miss my middle school sometimes. But when everything goes
back to the way it was before, it’ll be nice to actually talk to my friends and
classmates face to face. Everyone says that there is a message to get from all
of this, but for right now at least, I don’t see what that could be. I’m sure
looking back there will be some answers, and by the time you read this, the Corona
virus will be a thing of the past.
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