Anything & Everything

                We all have seen how this year has been so different then what we have planned but we have all made it through this year but something hasn't. Business, families and many more. Lots of small businesses  suffered this past year with having to deal withCOVID-19. According to https://fortune.com/ 100,000 business has permanently shut down. Meaning that they won't recover and will shut down forever. In this piece we will be looking at what else covid has affected.  We all have one thing in common: it's all that we have a family. Whether it's big or small, or if you have siblings, or if you are an only child. You will always have one. At one point where covid was at the top of the hill. We couldn't always go see our loved ones and for some of us that was very hard. But it was for the better and not risk their health. For teens this can be very hard not seeing your friends and just seeing you...

Seeing Color Author's Note: I chose this topic to write about because I have always wondered how everyone sees the world. Through each other's eyes, we all see something different than the person next to us. I worked with reading articles and asking family friends to take a quick quiz on color see. I asked them to review it and get back to me. I learned so much from this; almost all of them had different test results, and they realized that what they thought was a red color was more of a green. I hope to help others in educating them on how the perceptive colors are seen are not what they are.  “Color Blindness (color vision deficiency, or CVD) affects approximately 1 in 12 men (8%) and 1 in 200 women in the world. Inside Britain, there are about 3 million color-blind people. Around 4.5% of the entire population; most of whom are male.” Says  Colorblindawarness.org . Although humans can have a percentage of color blindness and color vision assortments, animals are almost fully...