You know, as a little girl, I was always excited to celebrate Easter, when I would get Easter baskets, dress up in pretty dresses (my hair all slicked down looking pretty), and go to church to come back to an amazing dinner.
I would always be so excited to see family and friends at and after church, everyone looking happy, saying happy Easter to everyone. I was the happiest kid in the land of happiness, my heart was so warm I didn’t know what to do.
I would always be so excited to see family and friends at and after church, everyone looking happy, saying happy Easter to everyone. I was the happiest kid in the land of happiness, my heart was so warm I didn’t know what to do.
During 2018 and 2019, everything seemed to change. Nobody seemed happy anymore. I didn’t see Easter baskets in the store, I didn’t see anything at the church, nobody was there at grandma’s house, nothing was there. The day seemed so dead. The little girl in me wanted to cry my eyes out.
But during and after COVID-19, there was no Easter anymore. There was no going to anyone’s house. I was so sad that to the point where I am right now, I became un-religious for so many reasons. It’s the reason why I don’t believe in holidays anymore. I never believed in magic, but this has made a dent in me for a long long time.
But during and after COVID-19, there was no Easter anymore. There was no going to anyone’s house. I was so sad that to the point where I am right now, I became un-religious for so many reasons. It’s the reason why I don’t believe in holidays anymore. I never believed in magic, but this has made a dent in me for a long long time.
I have learned that things are only temporary, and we grow up very fast. That’s why they always say live it up to the best, because as you get older, things change and get harder, so those who wish to grow up and be an adult, you are gonna regret that. So please, live it up to your best lives you can possibly have.
Kyndra c
