September 14

 During COVID, when there wasn't much to do, I went to play at what I thought was a safe place in the Yellow River. I was warned not to go out, but I saw other people doing it so i assumed I would be fine. I went out anyways because I was curious and almost drowned. My mom had to jump in and get me out.

Summary: Absent

Reflection: Absent

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