I vividly remember the day my government announced that Luzon was going to be put under lockdown or community quarantine as they put it.
I hail from the Pearl of Africa, our first case was detected on the night of 22nd March and the next morning I had to head straight home back from school.
Covid-19 didn’t really start hitting the United States until the middle of March. There were a few cities that had started seeing outbreaks, but it certainly wasn’t nationwide yet. Everything escalated very quickly.
Isolation has really impacted our lives in a sense of bringing this new human into the world, and she doesn’t understand what world she is living in now. A new mother shares her lockdown story from Australia.
Compared to most other countries in Europe, the UK had the softest restrictions. This is the current state of lockdown in the UK.
It’s been 60 days since I stepped outside my home. Sharing my thoughts on how life is changing while I continue to self-quarantine myself in India.
Coronavirus has completely changed the way we live. Once we go back I hope we don’t go back to normal, we go back to be better.
You might find her in a library, coffee shop, or her room penning down her thoughts or typing for convenience. The girl who writes is everything you thought and more.
Since centuries, the night sky has been a muse for poets and philosophers. Humans have looked up at the stars in awe but now those very stars are vanishing.
When people ask me – when did I start reading? or how did it all start? My only answer is that it wasn’t an overnight process.
I can’t tell you the number of times people have looked at me pityingly when I say that I enjoy eating out alone. Here is why we should all do it.
As I turn 24 today, my heart is filled with gratitude and love. Here is what I learned that has been the greatest gifts this year.
When I look up at the sky, I feel significantly small. Significant enough to make an impact yet small in this vast world that we call our own, yet smaller in this multiverse.
Animal Farm is a political satire by George Orwell published in 1945, representing events leading up to the Russian Revolution of 1917 and then on into the Stalinist era of the Soviet Union. It’s so well written that the story still holds true and is relevant today.
One of my favourite ways to unwind on a weekend is to cook up a delicious plate of food.I do not love cooking, but I do like how it makes me feel when I am done in the kitchen. It’s relaxing, comforting and the reward is well-earned!
The day I realised, I can control my thoughts and my life, everything changed. Here is how to change your life by finding your inner peace and happiness.
For most people, Thamel is the first glimpse of Kathmandu and soon it’s love at first sight. For me, I realised that it isn’t just a place but a state of mind.
Stories matter. They teach us. They force us to look the society from a different perspective. They bring out empathy. They unite us. They help us to understand the world. They inspire us to change the world. One story at a time. One idea at a time.
I read your mind and say aloud your thoughts on the nights when your mind refuses to shut up and you just can’t sleep.
Written in the 19th century, this book is considered as one of the finest works of Nikolay. His political humour with a touch of sarcasm is what gives the story its unique voice.