Quarantine

Hello readers! Today’s post is about how I have been coping with all the craziness of the pandemic, racism, police brutality and overall bad news. In addition to talking with your loved ones and those who you seek out for support, music can also be a form of relief. I…

Went venereal instead — With all the side hustling advice on this here platform, I’ve long felt that I was missing out. Perhaps I was playing it too safe. After all, if you’re not writing about sex or money, you’re probably frowning at the crumbs of a crust of bread to quote a geriatric…

A poem —

Some reflections from my personal experience from quarantine Manage your time extra close, you have a lot of it Stop spending so much time on your phone, it’s all artificial dopamine Be more creative, it’s essential for growth, but it’s also essential to have an excuse for being irrational What you do with your free time says a lot about you Explore more of your passions, it could potentially turn in to your career

Pre-lockdown Milan under Quarantine (March 8, 2020) I would like to begin by saying that life has been surprisingly good here for us all since the virus scare began. In our corner of Milan, shops are closed, the streets and sidewalks are mostly vacant, and we’ve been doing whatever we…

I’m happy to find out I wrote a little bit about what happened in Wudangshan during the pandemic. Or at least the end. Wudangshan is situated in Hubei province. Even if the town is situated at the border of the province, we went through the whole Chinese way of quarantine…

By: The Masked Rider From beyond Shanghai’s iron and steel horizon, the rising sun’s hazy glow beckoned a solo rider. In a metropolis of twenty-six million, other than the steady rattling of a loose bike handle, it was eerily silent. Not a car. Nor a bus. Not a hint of…

The Final Release — Week One in Managed Isolation Day 8 in Managed Isolation I feel a pyjama day coming on. I was afraid to do this at the start. I did not want this to become my routine for the two weeks. But now, on the home run, I allow myself one day to Netflix and do nothing…