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This is a poem about a way in which I've found peace during this dark and scary time. This was written for the course "Foundations of Curriculum in American Schools".

During the corona virus pandemic, many store shelves were empty due to the panic of the virus and the need for food and necessities.

This image was taken at my local grocery right after the pandemic began. This was the toilet paper and paper towel isle of the grocery store. Many people were collecting and getting enough toilet paper so they would never run out.

My family developed a new pastime to bond and preoccupy themselves during lockdown: playing the video game “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.” My brother already played the game as a kid, so it’s funny to see my parents start playing.

After a long day, I would sit in the back of my truck and watch birds and planes fly over my house

My mom and I started gardening during the lockdown

A street in Liberty Hill, TX that used to be buzzing with business before the stay at home orders.

My Grandpa having his daily beer, not wearing a mask because he is too stubborn, and my Grandma wearing her mask next to them.

This image depicts my Grandma wearing her mask in her backyard. She might have worn the mask anyways, for allergies, but she’s being extra cautious.

A text conversation between myself and my mother. She is 65 and thus qualifies for HEB Favor grocery delivery, whereby an online order is submitted and a shopper with protective gear gathers the items (if available) then delivers to the porch.…