Fauxnication
Really Really Experienced
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- Dec 20, 2016
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While I was ecstatic to find out that the rest of a tough spring semester at college would be canceled due to the virus, I was sad that I pretty much couldn't leave the house for a couple of weeks.
With no sports on TV, I was pretty much left to spend my day playing video games or in front of my laptop, just wasting the hours away until we were given the all-clear. Not that I minded that, but I could see how things could turn boring quickly with no social interaction.
At least I wasn't living alone -- it was just my parents and me. I had great relationships with both of them, so I could talk to them about whatever came to mind.
One afternoon, I found myself sitting on the couch, watching the latest news conference regarding the virus. I hoped that there'd be some light at the end of the tunnel, but deep down, I had a feeling there would be no good news coming out of it.
With no sports on TV, I was pretty much left to spend my day playing video games or in front of my laptop, just wasting the hours away until we were given the all-clear. Not that I minded that, but I could see how things could turn boring quickly with no social interaction.
At least I wasn't living alone -- it was just my parents and me. I had great relationships with both of them, so I could talk to them about whatever came to mind.
One afternoon, I found myself sitting on the couch, watching the latest news conference regarding the virus. I hoped that there'd be some light at the end of the tunnel, but deep down, I had a feeling there would be no good news coming out of it.