Boys are said to be stronger than girls and we can't do what gentleman can do but I prove them wrong.

Our school was chosen by the government to be one of the isolation area for the covid patient. So, the admin of our school requested that we will be staying in the elementary school in our barangay. And since they just provided us 6 classrooms and we are more than 100 teachers, the admin decided to divide us into two so the first group will report in school for a week and the other half will work from home, after a week change shift.

It happened that I am working from home this week. Unfortunately, yesterday there were 4 positive, asymptomatic patients sent to our school. And there were coming 80 patients after them. So the admin told us to start fixing our things to be brought on the school that will adopt us. At first I am hesitant to go to school but I have to, so I can get al the things needed for the module class.

And just like the boys, we tried to carry the boxes full of papers. Yes, it is so heavy. If boys can carry it, I also need to do it so everything will be put into place.

To make it more easier and comfy, I tried to carry it on my head.

Then I tried to arrange my stuff and fix everything for the distribution of modules tomorrow. And I made it for almost half day.

After a very long, tiring week, me, @fabio2614 and @abby0207 then had our lunch on a Carenderia near the school we are staying.

_{Aloha! @kyrie1234 is a Public Highschool Teacher handling in Grade 9 Math. She is the adviser of Grade 9- Special Science Class. She has a daughter who is 2 years old. She loves to explore the world and see its wonders. She wants to learn cooking and baking. She also loves different artworks and admires them. Again, thank you for the support.}