Cartoons & Comics
Medical personnel
Nurses
I didn't directly address the pandemic in my comic strip LUANN but I wanted to help. So I created a series of six images for the LuannFan page on FaceBook. This is one.
Greg Evans
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Together/Apart: The COVID-19 Community Memory Archive
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Commencement ceremonies
Pickup trucks
California State University San Marcos
Decorated pickup truck with graduation cap. Street sign: Twin Oaks Valley Rd.
Criselda Yee
Psychiatric service dogs
Leukemia
Immunodeficiency
Pixie & I were a team with Love On A Leash for 11 years going to many places to make people feel better. That included CSSM Pause for Paws. Back in late Nov. 2019 I was diagnosed with Leukemia. After a month in the hospital I returned home & was placed on restricted visits since I was immune comprised. Then the Corona virus hit and I was really put on lockdown. That has meant Pixie, my therapy dog is home bound also. I know she misses her calling even though she can't tell me other than looking at me with sad eyes. So many lives have been impacted by no visits from therapy dogs across the country. Here it is almost May and we are still on lock down. It will probably be months yet before therapy dogs can go out & do their magic. Care facility, schools, libraries, & camps will be last to resume. Pixie is 14 now, so maybe her & I will not be able to return when things reopen. 11 years of making people smile is bitter sweet.
Louise Peterson
Carlsbad (Calif.)
Minivans
Parades
Silver van in CVS parking lot. Pink balloon letters spell "Kristen we are so proud of you."
Motor vehicles
Black Nissan on Twin Oaks Valley Road, decorated with balloons & banner.
Michael, Criselda, and Justin Yee celebrate graduation
Automobiles, Convertible
In CVS parking lot. Michael, Criselda and Justin Yee next to white convertible with sign.
Back view of a van that reads "CONGRATS MELANIE"
Universities and colleges--Faculty
2 faculty members. One in regalia, one in white pants holding sign that says "Congrats ABSN 31 TBSN 13." Craven Drive.
Universities and colleges--Professional staff
Line of cheerers, faculty and staff. One person waving. Craven Drive by Lot B.
Marilyn McWilliams (Office of Inclusive Excellence) waves a handmade sign that says "Congrats 2020 Cougars." Craven Drive.
Campus workers waving cars through inflatable arch
Campus workers waving drivers through the inflatable arch over Craven Drive, halfway up to Craven Circle. Inflatable arch has sign with "Graduates on Parade" written at top of arch.
Line of staff cheering for grads. Signs are from Veterans Services. Craven Drive.
California State University San Marcos employees waving signs
California State University San Marcos employees waving signs for graduation. Craven Drive.
Floyd Lai, Director of the Cross Cultural Center, waves a white pom to passing graduates. Craven Drive.
Senior Academic Advisor Colette Magoon holds a handmade sign during Graduates on Parade graduation ceremony. Sign says, "Academic Advisors are so proud of you! Stay resilient, hold onto your dreams, best wishes!!" Craven Drive.
David Barsky, Mathematics faculty holding a handmade sign that states "CSUSM Mathematics as simple as [math equation]." Palm Canyon Drive.
College graduates
One female grad sitting outside her car window. Colorful graduation banner ("Congratulations 2020") on side of black Honda. Parking Lot F.
One female grad leaning out of her car window, holding out both arms, holding a balloon bouquet. Parking Lot F.
Large black SUV with one student sitting outside his window. White and black banner on side ("Congrats grad!"). Blue and silver balloons and gold balloon numbers. Parking Lot F.
CSUSM University Library
Vertical shot of Michael Yee waving the CSUSM flag. Parking Lot F.
"White SUV wearing a giant protective face mask! Banner reads ""Congrats Jasmine"" ""1st Gen Go Jazz Woot! Woot!"" Parking Lot F."
Driving past Lot E, looking down the hill towards Craven Circle. Sign reads CONGRATS GRAD. Palm Canyon Drive.
Anxiety
COVID-19 (Disease)
Education
Gardening
Manic-depressive illness
Masks
Social distancing (Public health)
Social media
Unemployment
Excerpts of replies to the question "How has COVID-19 changed Your life?" from guided questionnaires submitted to Together/Apart: The COVID-19 Community Memory Archive.
Anonymous
Brenda Aguilar
Evelio D’Leon
Hayley Stevenson
Julie Liu
Kau’I Miki-Han
Loren Park
Madison Newcombe
Merlyn Cruz-Feliciano
Michael Yee
Natalie Herrera
Shahed Hatefi
Virginia Gabrielle O'Flaherty
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Physical fitness
Signs and signboards
All around the neighborhood we have these posted on mail boxes. Each is a different exercise or yoga pose. Sign says "Great to see everyone out walking! I'm posting some standing excercises [sic] to keep it interesting. Please feel free to post your own as well. Modify as need [sic] to your own ability level. ** Remember the 6 feet of social distancing! **"
Odile Stout
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Grocery shopping
Food supply
Supermarkets
Shelves like these would seemingly rotate around the store depending on the day... If they had received a shipment that day the shelves would have something on them but if it had been a few days then they would be empty. You wouldn't even enter the TP and paper towel aisle - it was not even worth it!