I am not pretending to believe that this new administration will be able to solve all of the nation’s problems and catapult us into some shiny utopian future, but at times it may just be appropriate to celebrate the little things.
What had seemed like the most trivial thing to me before — taking care of houseplants — has become a vital form of life support.
I know the sun will come out eventually, so for now I’ll do my best to smile upon our grey and empty Grounds.
There’s a life outside of our screens, however, and if we all look up at the same moment, we might catch one another’s eye and catch onto a life much greater than what we’re living now.
Life as of late has been completely crazy, but it's the little moments that I must choose to make the most of, as I try with all of my might to always find the bright side of things.
Along with many other important lessons highlighted during COVID-19, the forward-thinking minds of my peers prove that U.Va. Twitter is a powerhouse and truly a force to be reckoned with.
I have no excuse for being blind to the Black experience in America because the information has always been out there for me to consume.
Make the most of every text and call because for now, a love online is all we’ve got.
It took a worldwide crisis for me to realize just how lucky I am to have the family that I do.
This is merely a call to remember to always treat service workers with kindness — especially in this time of financial uncertainty.
