#03.22.20

[pagetgram]

Paget Brewster and Her Outfit for the Thrilling Adventure Hour Social Distancing Live Stream

@pftompkins: Wardrobe mullet: Camera-ready up top, quarantine downstairs #TAHLive

[hsmtmtsnet]

joshuatbassett: do it all again - written by me

[folklorefairy]

tired of having a scorpio moon and being insane <3

[killmybones]

austynvovos via ig stories (22/03/2020)

[demonzdust]

Daniel Sharmen, 03.22.20

[melaniestudiesastronomy]

✨03.22.20✨

My university moved us to online for the rest of the semester due to the Coronavirus outbreaks...With stores closing and more and more people choosing to stay home, it is starting to look like a ghost town... How’s your ghost town?

[busy-bizzy-bee]

03.22.20

Weaving a bookmark for my girlfriend’s birthday present!

[prism-girl]

03.22.20

[littlewhitebookshelf]

03.22.20

my feb theme was the lil conversation hearts. the idea worked a little better in my head, but im ultimately not upset about it

[lori-studies]

03.22.20

A very raw picture of my Sunday. Spring break starts tomorrow, but it doesn’t really feel real. Most things don’t really feel real right now. Last week both my jobs and all my classes moved to online, and it’s been pretty scary. I didn’t think I’d feel this anxious over everything, honestly, but here we are, a puddle of anxiety and existential dread!

Please remember it’s okay to not be productive or whatever. Take time for yourself as you can, process your feelings as you can, talk to those you love, do things you love. Don’t read the news too much.

In other news, I got my copy of Animal Crossing yesterday and it is SO DAMN CUTE!!!! 10/10 would recommend.

[noomirapacesource]

Noomi Rapace via Instagram Story (noomirapace) // 03.22.20

[pagetgram]

Screen Stills of Paget Brewster from the Thrilling Adventure Hour Social Distancing Live Stream (x,x,x,x)

[hsmtmtsnet]

Joshua Bassett Instagram Live 2 | 03.22.20

[folklorefairy]

dan just posted about caroline on his insta stories yes i am crying 😭

[killmybones]

taylrfostr via ig stories (22/03/2020)

[physioblr]

03.22.20. Sorry for not updating in awhile! So my third animal physiology exam didn’t go so well, I did about average. The final went really well though! We have not gotten our grades yet, but I’m expecting to do well. We had our finals online due to the pandemic, so it was open book / open note which was awesome. We had to memorize less, and focus more on understanding so we could apply what we learned to novel situations. I know some people are really struggling with the transition to online learning, I guess they never had to learn how to regulate themselves and manage their time, but I’m thriving. I may write a post about how to work/study from home since it seems people are struggling. If any of my followers have anything they are stuggling with specifically, or something they want discussed, my ask box is open!

We will have spring quarter entirely online, which I am incredibly excited about. I hope this goes on until autumn, then maybe I can actually take more classes than I normally would be able to. Normally I have to have a reduced course load, but with online classes, that is less of an issue. Plus my time isn’t going to be micromanaged by neurotypical privileged professors! It really chaps my hide that my university told disabled students online learning couldn’t be done, that it fundamentally alters courses and reduces course integrity, but as soon as a pandemic occurs that effects the abled, they can suddenly make classes online and maintain course integrity. This pandemic has made it abundantly clear universities just don’t care about disabled students and want to play education gatekeepers.

The downside to the pandemic that has affected me personally is all the boomers and Gen Xers food hoarding in my city. I have celiac disease and food allergies, as well as disability related texture issues, so what I can eat is fairly restrictive. We have ordered instacart twice and they have had to refund most of our order both times this past week. I have no idea why people feel the need to hoard, grocery stores will remain open, delivery services will remain operational as they are essential. It’s just selfish to hoard food and other essential items like toilet paper rolls. Even more selfish to try to resell it and price gouge. Another downside is that my partner, like other people with autoimmune diseases, take plaquenil. Plaquenil helps prevent lupus patients from having deadly complications. Apparently shady doctors are writing perscriptions for their pals or wealthy patients that can pay for fake diagnosis and causing a shortage because there is some preliminary observational evidence (Not causation! Not even correlation! There hasn’t even been a study published yet!) that it prevents COVID-19. This has caused not only a shortage of plaquenil across the country, but the copays have increased. Also, unless a doctor is in the study or has an autoimmune disease or blood disorder, they shouldn’t be taking plaquenil. Sorry, but they signed up for these risks. Doctors complaining about the risks during a pandemic is like police complaining that they could get killed on the job — salary is high in those professions for a reason. If anyone reading this is planning on doing either of those things, don’t be a monster. Other people need food and medication to survive. You will be fine, just follow the WHO/CDC guidance.

Anyway, hope you all are washing your hands and staying healthy!