37: “Now, with the Coronavirus, she won't have any of the ceremonial endings that seem important to her.”
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37: “Now, with the Coronavirus, she won't have any of the ceremonial endings that seem important to her.”
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“My 12 year-old is leaving school this year and now, with the Coronavirus, she won't have any of the ceremonial endings that seem to important to her. I know it's all half-fabricated and there are a lot of much bigger problems in the world, but for my girl it seems like a big deal.
I don't really feel she's ready to go to secondary school yet and I thought all these graduations, confirmations, and end of school ceremonies would adjust her mind as she sets off into her teenage years.
I'm interested to hear any ideas or thoughts about this - I wonder are there fairy tales or metaphors that we could use to help provide my daughter with a narrative of her new life?
Should we have our own ceremony or is that pretty mad?”
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