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The National Honor Society students have been so thoughtful and creative with their community service events. Since COVID will not allow them to volunteer in person, they have worked very hard to find some wonderful options.

It's various pictures documenting my life due to COVID. It shows how I've had to adapt as restrictions began.

This video log describes my reaction to the school shutdown due to the pandemic in March, how distance learning was like, and other aspects of shelter in place.

names: bebel, irene, jena, stephanie (not pictured)

this was from the day after we heard that school was canceled, we facetimed from five pm to around 2 am. this picture was taken around dinner time, when stephanie had gone to eat her taco dinner…

names of people: me, bebel yen, stephanie hsing. not pictured: irene lin

the picture was taken via snapchat during the first week of quarantine when my three best friends and I would facetime everyday from approx. 7 pm to 2 am.

I wake up on my birthday only to find that the sky and basically everything now is orange. (It looked more orange in real life)

A picture of the road to Homestead High School in the middle of the afternoon (1:14) with absolutely no cars in sight.

This is a 2 minute total exposure of Comet Neowise made from Montebello Open Space Preserve in the Santa Cruz mountains. Note that this is before I really knew how to process images.

This is a 1.3 hour total exposure of the Pleiades Star Cluster, located around 450 light years from here, from my light-polluted backyard.

This is a 1.5 hour total exposure of the Andromeda Galaxy, located about 2.5 million light years from here, from my light polluted backyard in Sunnyvale.