#7billion

i got all those pretty journals for my birthday but chose to live as a pink chaotic goblin that treats tumblr like her diary.

all my niche interests, secrets, poems, known to 7 billion other people but them.

I am young, and I have only met a percent of a percent

Yet, I have seen so much.

An artist in the girl who sits across from me in History.

A future politician in my Chem class.

And a doctor in training who talks to me about sinew and joints during homeroom.

They are all so full of potential.

And they will be so much more than what I’ve seen, or what I can even imagine for them.

They’re someone’s family.

And they will make new family,

and new friends.

7 billion people,

President Donald Trump has repeatedly complained that he inherited an empty national stockpile from the Obama administration, hamstringing his pandemic response because of a lack of emergency supplies. It's a sweeping claim Trump has made several times when faced with criticism that the government was slow to help states hit hard by the coronavirus and in dire need to supplies like personal protective equipment for front line workers and ventilators for an influx of patients — and one that former Obama administration and past news reports dispute.

describing a massive warehouse with rows of supplies, including ventilators; it noted a locked section for addictive medicines and a freezer full of temperature-controlled supplies. According to the report, an official valued the stockpile at $7 billion.

Vice toured the same year, reporting that the warehouse it visited "looked like a prepper's Ikea, with row after row of containers filled with mystery medications and equipment."

It's true that the stockpile wasn't as full as officials might have liked.