2022, will it be different?


What a surprise, it’s already 2022. Happy New Years!! Going back to 2021, this year was historical not because of the virus but to the halt of education. 2 weeks turned into 2 years. Covid’s onslaught to citizens was no joke, lives had been taken, families breaking down, and many more to mention. But let’s be real here, coming to 2022, it will not change anything, COVID is still there lying around somewhere, it’s not like 2022 will end COVID immediately. Coming to this year, I didn’t expect anything to change, if somethings’ bound to change, it will be up to us to change it. 2022 is just our working buddy, guiding us through until we reach the end, and that end will be 2023.

Entitled 2022, will it be different?. To be honest I didn’t know what to change other than my physical appearance, but that’s about it. I’ve been considering to change my attitude, but my attitude only changes when one individual tries to provoke me. One thing’s for certain that changed is that I got dumber, you might think it’s stupid and useless but it’s true, the reason might be because the new way of learning is quite difficult for say. Coming to this year I expect a lot more from myself because in 2021, I was a little bit more laid back and relaxed, and not caring about anyone else but myself. 2021 was rough but guess what, we made it through in one piece. Let’s just hope that this year will be better and productive unlike last year. Happy New Years!!

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  1. JC26 January 2022 at 00:18

    Hi Christan! i'm glad that you're doing well. I also hope that this year (2022) will be more better than last year.

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