Walking
Fourteen days of quarantine. Fourteen days of only leaving my room for meals and walks. To someone who is as extroverted as I am, I was upset by this news. I don't really enjoy being alone, and I was especially frustrated because I tested negative for COVID on Thursday. However, I know that anytime within fourteen days of exposure I could still turn positive for COVID, so I must hold the safety of those around me in higher regards than my own social life. Despite the loneliness that comes with quarantine, it has given me time to slow down in a semester that has felt like it was pedal to the metal since day one. On Friday I went on a long walk, mostly because walks are one of the only ways I can spend time outside of my room. Instead of going on a walk around campus, I took my usual route down Rogers and spent a lot of time on the Trinity. I don't think I've ever spent so much time solely on a walk. If I want outdoor exercise, I usually opt for a run because it offers more
