Greetings! It's Wednesday once again! Whether I like it or not, I am compelled to go out because it is the schedule of submission of Antonia's Summative Report then they will be given another set of modules good for two subjects which will be submitted on Monday again.
As I alighted the stairs, I always looked at the big Ginseng plant which was already reserved for me in exchange of my 3-year old Philodendron plant. It's still there though because I need a bigger space where I could place the ginseng plant without causing damage to the Stems. I have one in my garden but I turned it into a bonsai plant. This time, it will be a huge one! I will wait for the rain to make the soil soft.
As I walked to the other end, I can see the lush flowers of the bougainvillea plant along the overgrown green grass.
Flowers still bloomed despite the hot weather. After all, the months of May is blooming time for flowers.
Kids used to water those plants every morning. Now, it seemed lonely without the joyful faces of the children.
The road in between the school premises were closed on both ends because it has become the playground of the pupils from the upper and lower building. Now it's abandoned. I felt loneliness in my heart. When will this ever end?
The clouds above were like images of children playing. Yes, they're supposed to be playing outside and not to be imprisoned inside the house, the elderlies to do their morning walks and all that!
To date, no vaccines are available for children aged 18 and below. There were plans to resume the face to face classes this coming August but the president strongly apposed to the idea unless there will be vaccines made available for the primary pupils because they are the future generations of tomorrow. Hoping against hope makes me smile. Yes, never lose hope.