The Corona saga
Viewing comments for Chapter 27 "Changes"to keep my sanity in time of pandemic
10 total reviews
Comment from Rosemary Everson1
We have teachers in our family, too. They had to teach online and was difficult at first but finally accomplished what they set their mind to. Hoping that they don't have to teach that way in the fall. Pray!
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We have teachers in our family, too. They had to teach online and was difficult at first but finally accomplished what they set their mind to. Hoping that they don't have to teach that way in the fall. Pray!
Comment Written 25-Jun-2020
Comment from Anya Trofimova
This is a great piece of writing, sure to put a smile on our faces in times like these! Will continue reading more of your work. Well done on this book!
reply by the author on 16-Apr-2020
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This is a great piece of writing, sure to put a smile on our faces in times like these! Will continue reading more of your work. Well done on this book!
Comment Written 16-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 16-Apr-2020
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Ms. Anya, thank you so much in joining me in this saga. I hope there will be more chapter to laugh together.
Comment from Y. M. Roger
Your husband and I could sit and commiserate - lol!! ;) Although, I don't 'teach' per se -- I post to YouTube and the students submit questions/work from that... thank goodness. Cannot even begin to try to 'host' a class online (although the work/grading/returning process is pretty grueling as is all the 'lecture prep' and then the actual filming of all the lectures!) ... ;) Take care!! ;) Yvette
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reply by the author on 16-Apr-2020
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Your husband and I could sit and commiserate - lol!! ;) Although, I don't 'teach' per se -- I post to YouTube and the students submit questions/work from that... thank goodness. Cannot even begin to try to 'host' a class online (although the work/grading/returning process is pretty grueling as is all the 'lecture prep' and then the actual filming of all the lectures!) ... ;) Take care!! ;) Yvette
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Comment Written 15-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 16-Apr-2020
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I know he is complaining about the luck of interaction and about the impossibility of having a lab on-line.
Comment from BeasPeas
Hi Iza, I enjoyed reading your story. We're all frustrated by this awful turn of events with Covid-19. Throughout your piece there are some typos that need correction. Here are a few:
"I heard (it) is not easy to teach on-line."
"trying to handle a conference call working on (delete on) the same time on a spreadsheet"
"So I was force (forced) to train my visual memory,"
Overall, this is a delightful story with humor and ends on an upbeat and positive note.
Marilyn
reply by the author on 16-Apr-2020
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Hi Iza, I enjoyed reading your story. We're all frustrated by this awful turn of events with Covid-19. Throughout your piece there are some typos that need correction. Here are a few:
"I heard (it) is not easy to teach on-line."
"trying to handle a conference call working on (delete on) the same time on a spreadsheet"
"So I was force (forced) to train my visual memory,"
Overall, this is a delightful story with humor and ends on an upbeat and positive note.
Marilyn
Comment Written 15-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 16-Apr-2020
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Thank you so much Ms. Marilyn for the insightful review and for helping me correct my grammar mistakes.
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Glad I could help. Marilyn
Comment from DeboraDyess
I"m glad to be reading anothe of your Coronella tales!
Both working from home...wow! That could be insane. We're all home, too - my hubby, my daughter, her 4 kiddos and me. I'm working from home, hybby is retired, and all kids are out of school (schooling at home). It's a messed up mix, sometimes!
Found one error:
heard is not easy>> heard it's not easy
I still love the Coronella tag! lol
Thanks for a fun read. Blessings to Y'all and stay safe.
Deb
reply by the author on 16-Apr-2020
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I"m glad to be reading anothe of your Coronella tales!
Both working from home...wow! That could be insane. We're all home, too - my hubby, my daughter, her 4 kiddos and me. I'm working from home, hybby is retired, and all kids are out of school (schooling at home). It's a messed up mix, sometimes!
Found one error:
heard is not easy>> heard it's not easy
I still love the Coronella tag! lol
Thanks for a fun read. Blessings to Y'all and stay safe.
Deb
Comment Written 15-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 16-Apr-2020
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Thank you so much Deb, my furry kids drives me nachos when they want to sneak out after birds, and they can't because are illegal. My building has a no pet policy. Thanks God I have them, other wise I will go crazy with anxiety
Comment from estory
The ups and downs of working from home came across with wit and humor in this chapter. A couple of grammar errors Learnt learned My husband and I Was forced to train from visual memory. This chapter was a bit more upbeat; you appreciate learning new computer skills that you can put to use looking for better jobs; and you seem to be looking forward with more determination to a day post virus. A day when we can go back to some kind of normal. estory
reply by the author on 16-Apr-2020
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The ups and downs of working from home came across with wit and humor in this chapter. A couple of grammar errors Learnt learned My husband and I Was forced to train from visual memory. This chapter was a bit more upbeat; you appreciate learning new computer skills that you can put to use looking for better jobs; and you seem to be looking forward with more determination to a day post virus. A day when we can go back to some kind of normal. estory
Comment Written 13-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 16-Apr-2020
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I am praying for that day to come sooner than later. Until then, please stay safe and healthy
Comment from Katherine M. (k-11)
This I find interesting. Where did you used to do your writing before Corona?
I was slightly organized, with a small desk (just room for a printer and computer), and a wooden chair. A second chair serves for extra papers to spill over and become lost on. So I just re-named this my office. Tricky, as it is uncomfortable for a full day, and I need to keep work papers separate (they go on the printer as I can't print (ink is not essential - maybe I too will be driven to use Amazon). I am thinking of moving the bulky printer to my glory hole for the duration).
reply by the author on 14-Apr-2020
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This I find interesting. Where did you used to do your writing before Corona?
I was slightly organized, with a small desk (just room for a printer and computer), and a wooden chair. A second chair serves for extra papers to spill over and become lost on. So I just re-named this my office. Tricky, as it is uncomfortable for a full day, and I need to keep work papers separate (they go on the printer as I can't print (ink is not essential - maybe I too will be driven to use Amazon). I am thinking of moving the bulky printer to my glory hole for the duration).
Comment Written 13-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 14-Apr-2020
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I used to do my writing from my bed or a couch, but is uncomfortable to apply the same schematics for work, because I am spending more hours and I am using a laptop with a portable key and mouse. The laptop sits on top of my kitchen table (which pretty high) and in front of the table I have a foldable activity table where sits my keyboard and mouse, in this way the laptop sits higher and doesn't kill my ergonomics:) and I have enough space for my hands on that table so I am not killing my hands. You should try it, your productivity will increase 100%
Comment from thaities, Rebecca V.
Might as well look on the bright side of troubles, and stay positive in our thinking. It makes life more bearable and productive.
reply by the author on 14-Apr-2020
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Might as well look on the bright side of troubles, and stay positive in our thinking. It makes life more bearable and productive.
Comment Written 13-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 14-Apr-2020
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So true, and it makes it normal.
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Yes, indeed.
Comment from Spitfire
More error than usual, so I'll point some out.
the day that they send me home (should be 'sent')
But I was lucky it came in 3 days ( A period after 'lucky'. Capital I for 'it) You have two sentences here.
Guess what, they can do it, should be Guess what? They can't do it.
Some commas are not needed. You can find comma rules online.
Scary last line.
reply by the author on 12-Apr-2020
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More error than usual, so I'll point some out.
the day that they send me home (should be 'sent')
But I was lucky it came in 3 days ( A period after 'lucky'. Capital I for 'it) You have two sentences here.
Guess what, they can do it, should be Guess what? They can't do it.
Some commas are not needed. You can find comma rules online.
Scary last line.
Comment Written 12-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 12-Apr-2020
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Good Evening and thank you for joining me in a new chapter from Coronella alias Corona. Your comments and grammar suggestions are highly appreciated. Happy Easter, my friend and have a wonderful week. P.S. I changed the last line a little bit, hope you like it:)
Comment from Jannypan (Jan)
I enjoyed this journal entry. You did a good job describing how work from home is turning out for you and your husband. I believe the online teaching would be very difficult. Also, I believe many students (elementary) could care less about tuning in; and, some may not have computers. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe and be positive. We will win! Respectfully, Jan
Guess what? They ( can't ) do it
in the paragraph about the kitties near the end---carie--->carry
reply by the author on 12-Apr-2020
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I enjoyed this journal entry. You did a good job describing how work from home is turning out for you and your husband. I believe the online teaching would be very difficult. Also, I believe many students (elementary) could care less about tuning in; and, some may not have computers. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe and be positive. We will win! Respectfully, Jan
Guess what? They ( can't ) do it
in the paragraph about the kitties near the end---carie--->carry
Comment Written 12-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 12-Apr-2020
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Good Evening, Jan, and thank you for joining me in a new chapter from Coronella alias Corona. Your comments and grammar suggestions are highly appreciated. Happy Easter, my friend and have a wonderful week
