Dr Kristopher Lovell

I don’t know how many days passed since the day that quarantine started due to a pandemic outbreak. I woke up in my bed. I only moved half a meter and sat on the chair to spend time on the laptop. I don’t know how many days I have been repeating the same action. There is sunny weather outside. The morning sun glides through the curtain and hits the corner of my room. Bird chirps are calling people out. Such an atmosphere fuels the desire of even an introverted person like me to go out and travel. But, I have countless things to do in the virtual world.
Numerous news comes from all over the world about the epidemic, but I prefer not to read them. I know they won’t bring me happiness. I contribute to the fight against the epidemic by sitting alone in my home. No other generation had the opportunity to save the world by sitting at home. For this reason, we can feel lucky, I guess. A friend of mine texted me today. Elon Musk was launching thousands of satellites into space to provide the internet for all humanity, he said. He added that if I look at the sky right now, I could see the satellites passing in the sky in a row like train wagons. I looked but I couldn’t see anything. Maybe they weren’t bright enough. But, I realized that I was doing something different in these monotonous days. Let’s see what kind of different activity tomorrow will offer me.