Anatomy of a Virus
In light of all going on in the world, I thought it was time to delve into the anatomy of a virus. Our knowledge of a virus begins in 1935 when Wendell Stanley studied a crystalized tobacco virus.
Tag: quarantine
How to Get a Fish in 10 Easy (ish) Steps
Step one: convince your parents that now, five months into quarantine, is the perfect time for getting a fish.
We Didn’t See This Coming
Today, I decided to undertake a piece I’ve wanted to do for a while: rewriting the lyrics of Billy Joel’s “We Didn’t Start the Fire” to fit 2020 events.
An Average Day in Quarantine
I don’t know how many days of quarantine it’s been. Believe me, when summer started and there were no assignments, I was stoked to stay up all night, play video games, and watch movies.
What You Can Learn from the Avengers
So I started my week and a half long Spring Break, now with self-quarantine thanks to the one and only Covid-19. That’s fine with me– I’ve had lots of time…
So, your school shut down. Now what?
Creative Writing, Personal, School
My school, Sage Hill, shut down on Thursday. Online classes begin Monday for a week, then we have Spring Break. While they did say we would be coming back to…