The coronavirus came to completely change our lives, keeping us all locked in our homes and separated from the people we used to hang out with. We have all found ourselves confined for weeks and weeks, trying to live our lives as normal as possible.
"Let's see, Mom, how did I sleep when I was a baby? Because he's four months old and he only sleeps on his chest ... and I don't know what to do anymore," the daughter asks her mother. "I gave you the bottle and normally you were so relaxed that you immediately fell asleep in my arms eating, or with the pacifier," the mother replies. "So is he using me as a pacifier?" "Yes, daughter, that seems ... you have to try not to do it."
We cannot shut our mouths in astonishment nor do we know how to pronounce it, but it is the name that Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, and the Canadian singer Grimes chose for their first child born last Monday. They will call it X Æ A-12.
Nía was born on March 11 earlier than expected, with just 32 weeks of gestation and 1.8 kilos of weight. It came to the world at the Sant Joan de Déu Hospital (Barcelona) a few days before the State of Alarm for the coronavirus was decreed in Spain, and no one imagined the battle it would have to fight being so small. It is possible that it is the first premature baby with Covid in Spain.
After the announcement that face-to-face classes will not resume until September, parents have begun to think about how to deal with the new situation, when we can go out again to work with the children at home.
Although the word coronavirus is used generically to talk about the one that causes the COVID-19 disease; the truth is that it is a common name to designate a group of viruses with specific characteristics. How much information do you really have about coronaviruses?
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
