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Drove someone to get a covid vaccination today
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Drove someone to get a covid vaccination today
Before winter break, I was talking with the custodian lady where I worked on campus. She asked me for the dates of the break, because in 2020 university decided to reopen 2 weeks later than usual. Apparently, custodian company outsourced by the university was going to furlough the staff. As a grad student, I was always short of money, so this situation was close to heart. I discussed this finding with the department admin the following week, with no expectations for change. To my surprise, she took the issue up to the department meeting, then university administration and the contractor...more...
I still struggle to be alone at night. My anxiety provokes me to do things to fulfill the emptiness insider.
The isolation has helped me to reimagine myself, my values, wants and needs. I realized I was in a toxic relationship with my husband, whom I left back in my home country. I asked...more...
Create activity for children 4-18 years old in my village. Playing skate-broad basketball during corona virus. Advise children to focus on education and sports for their future.
I came to USA to build the country not just to live a life day by day. I would like to create a better business and better community for our next generation.
Educating students during the pandemic and surprising quarantined friends with good beer.
I helped a friend, who was suffering from cancer, by bringing him things to counter the side effects of his medications. He was having trouble eating and I brought him so tasty alternatives that didn’t involve much preparation. Glad to say he enjoyed them and he also fully recovered.
Calling friends and relatives to keep in touch. Staying safe, meeting friends hiking.
Spending time playing music, hiking, and social distancing.
I donated food for the community. If you don't have the means to gift it costs nothing to be kind to yourself and others.
No face covering? No problem. Read the CDC's instructions to make one or get a No Evil Project Face Mask.