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Pandemic in the kitchen
The Covid-19 pandemic impacted restaurants which suffered major losses due to budget cuts, lack of customers, and employee cuts. Restaurants, including the kitchen area, had to be partially closed off and cleaned almost three times more than…
The Pandemic on Campus
As we have rounded the corner of the one year mark for the COVID-19 pandemic, many still wonder when it well end. Now that vaccines have begun to roll out hopes feel higher for some and thanks to the use of mask, the spread of COVID-19 has been…
Highschool Graduation and Covid -19
This picture is a photo from my high school graduation during the pandemic at University High School, Volusia County, FL (Go Titans!!!). Notice my graduation attire. This photo was taken after receiving my diploma. The principal was not allowed to…
Experience Learning from Home during Covid-19
An art class assignment with instructions stating, “to draw how we felt at the time.” After spring break, school was canceled for the remainder of the semester. Students did not return to campus and all classes and work moved online. Art classes were…
Social Distancing
Being retired, my husband and I spent a lot of time going out to eat and dance and visit friends and grandchildren. Now we get to wave at our neighbors as they pass by separated from us at a safe distance. Some good friends we do not see at all…
Quarantine Social Media Takeover
Ever since this Covid-19 breakout and call for quarantine, I have seen nothing but quarantine posts take over social media. From memes to viral videos to random photos at home, you can scroll through social media for more than two minutes without…
Coronavirus Icon
This image of the virus has sat atop the MyFlagler website since March accompanied by this text: "Flagler College continues to monitor and assess the rapidly changing Covid-19 Coronavirus and its impact on our community. As we work through this…
Lewis and The Mask
A photo of a sticker of Flagler college mascot Lewis the Lion wearing a face mask to stop the spread of covid.
Receiving the Vaccine
I receive my second dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine
Maple Street Biscuit Company
Maple Street located in historic St. Augustine was deemed an essential business during the statewide quarantine. To help the community they sold extra toilet paper, cases of water and paper towels, which were out of stock at most grocery stores.