“Now, all of my time has been spent waiting for something to change because I feel powerless against the situation. Everyday it feels like it’s getting worse. More people dying, less hospital space. And then there’s the constant fear in the back of my head, when will it be someone who I care about who gets COVID.”
“…Nkapa klaro ng mga bawat mensahe na binibitawan ng gobyerno sa kanyang mga mamamyan. Masasabi ko na epektibo ang kumpanya ng gobyerno laban sa pandemya na ito lalo na dito sa aming probinsiya…”
“Without knowing whether i will be able to fly to the States this fall, i am afraid that i may end up missing out on the college experience that i desired and aimed for when applying. Opportunities such as diversity, internships, and the spirit of exploration may all be diminished. And the financial burden that may come with it is simply unimaginable.”
“Post quarantine, I am ashamed to say that I am living a normal life…”
“Infelizmente eu fui mandada para férias não remuneradas e ainda não retornei ao trabalho e tão pouco sei se voltarei por redução de custos…”
“This election was different though. COVID 19 was here and everyone was urged to vote absentee.”
Life in Quarantine: Witnessing Global Pandemic is an initiative sponsored by the Poetic Media Lab and the Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis at Stanford University.
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