[for your MOM: "How calmly can I breathe and stay alert at the same time?"]
JOURNAL TOPIC: [today's tunes: "Werewolves of London" by Warren Zevon; "Godzilla" by Bear McReary feat. Serj Tankian]
Zombies,
earthquakes, school shooters, fires, global warming, terrorism:
Sometimes it becomes difficult to tell the real threats from the
imaginary ones. How do you tell the difference between things that are
worth getting concerned about from things that live mostly in our video
games and imaginations?
AGENDA:
*MOM
1. Journal
2. Finish writer's conferences
3. Essay/Big Question work
POST:
Please visit the "coronavirus" post and comment with your ideas and requests
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