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S7: E146 A Tween's Perspective of Covid: Julia's Story

 Season Seven

Episode 146

A Tween's Perspective of Covid:  Julia's Story



This episode is a talk between my daughter Julia and I.  We just passed the one year mark of Covid arriving into our everyday lives and I wanted to give each of our girls the opportunity to share about their experiences and memories during this season.  If you want to do something similar with your family, here are the questions and topics we focused on:

1. Our last 'normal' day.  March 11, 2020.  Last day of school.  What do you remember about that day.

2. What was hard about the spring of 2020?

3. What made it better?

4. What do you remember about summer?

5. What has this school year been like?

6.  What do you want to remember about this time?


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