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Life In 2020.
Life in 2020
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As you all know the 2020 the weird year is to be at the final month.. so according to the recommendation I would like to write about my life in 2020
When it reached 2020 it was just like we all are acting in a horror part of the movie. just a small virus but kill the lives of many like a ghost. When are they other way the life full of each and everyone. from infant to old age all Were being a part of it.
Many of them Asked “how lockdowns changed my life.?
Being in lockdowns has taught me many things. Many families have been spending more time with each other, people have been trying new things like crafts, DIYs, or picking up a new hobby to fill time. People are all adjusting in their own ways.
In quarantine, I have had to adjust to many new, different situations now that we are stuck at home. I have definitely learned to adapt and be flexible while we figure out school, hanging with friends, online work, and many other things that have changed during this time. I’ve managed to get myself on somewhat of a schedule and been able to complete most of my schoolwork and get things done throughout the day. Although I have a schedule, I am still able to change things throughout my day depending on things I need to do for school or at home. I’ve never been able to adjust to things easily so being in quarantine is showing me how to be flexible.
I think I have also learned how to manage my time better and be more efficient. While I am lazy and will most likely put off tasks that are not mandatory, I think I am learning how to manage my time better. I can set myself a schedule, wake up earlier than I would prefer, do my schoolwork at my own pace with less distractions, eat when I want for however long I want, choose the order I do things, and overall take charge over how my day is constructed. I find the best way for me to do my thing and I can get them done. While I may not clean the house floor to ceiling and make it spotless, I am spending more time outside of my room being productive.
During this time, I have also become more independent. I decide when I’m going to do my schoolwork, where, how, and in what order. My day isn’t constructed by another person and I am responsible for my day, so I feel more independent and in-charge. I’m learning how to control certain aspects and things that I was never able to control before, which is teaching me to stand on my own two feet and grow.
I’ve also learned about the butterfly effect. COVID-19 started because of one person, in one city, in one country, in one continent. Then it moved across the oceans into every human-inhabited continent and many countries. A small thing one person did ended up affecting the whole world. That virus could have stayed in just one city, or just one country, or just one continent, but still affected many. China spread the virus to, let’s say, three countries, who spread it to three more countries, who each spread it to three more countries, and so on. Now the entire world is affected by something that one person in China started and can no longer control. If my classmates or my friends each represent a country, and I’m China, who tells only Italy a rumor. Then imagine Italy goes to the rest of Europe and tells Spain, Germany, The UK, France, and Turkey what China said. Then, Europe goes to the US, Russia, Iran, Australia, all of Africa, Brazil, Belgium, and Switzerland. Now a small thing that China started has spread like wildfire. Pretty much, one person or a small group of people can have a major effect on other people. I don’t think I understood the severity of how something like one person eating bat soup could end up affecting the whole world. One day, I could be the person eating the bat soup and affect the whole world, all because of my actions. Whether the effect is positive or negative, I caused it. I may need to be more cautious and thoughtful next time I am choosing my actions.
This pandemic is helping to open my eyes and teach me many things that I probably wouldn’t have known otherwise. You never know what it’s like to be in a storm until your umbrella flies away and you have to find another way to stay dry.
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I think I’m lagging and boring you too much so thanks for reading it and share your views on the life in 2020 how it influenced your life...
Thank you.
________________________________
@shaikh60 thankzz for the topic.
© sereena_ writings
#life #lockdown #lockdowndairies #lockdownthoughts #2020
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As you all know the 2020 the weird year is to be at the final month.. so according to the recommendation I would like to write about my life in 2020
When it reached 2020 it was just like we all are acting in a horror part of the movie. just a small virus but kill the lives of many like a ghost. When are they other way the life full of each and everyone. from infant to old age all Were being a part of it.
Many of them Asked “how lockdowns changed my life.?
Being in lockdowns has taught me many things. Many families have been spending more time with each other, people have been trying new things like crafts, DIYs, or picking up a new hobby to fill time. People are all adjusting in their own ways.
In quarantine, I have had to adjust to many new, different situations now that we are stuck at home. I have definitely learned to adapt and be flexible while we figure out school, hanging with friends, online work, and many other things that have changed during this time. I’ve managed to get myself on somewhat of a schedule and been able to complete most of my schoolwork and get things done throughout the day. Although I have a schedule, I am still able to change things throughout my day depending on things I need to do for school or at home. I’ve never been able to adjust to things easily so being in quarantine is showing me how to be flexible.
I think I have also learned how to manage my time better and be more efficient. While I am lazy and will most likely put off tasks that are not mandatory, I think I am learning how to manage my time better. I can set myself a schedule, wake up earlier than I would prefer, do my schoolwork at my own pace with less distractions, eat when I want for however long I want, choose the order I do things, and overall take charge over how my day is constructed. I find the best way for me to do my thing and I can get them done. While I may not clean the house floor to ceiling and make it spotless, I am spending more time outside of my room being productive.
During this time, I have also become more independent. I decide when I’m going to do my schoolwork, where, how, and in what order. My day isn’t constructed by another person and I am responsible for my day, so I feel more independent and in-charge. I’m learning how to control certain aspects and things that I was never able to control before, which is teaching me to stand on my own two feet and grow.
I’ve also learned about the butterfly effect. COVID-19 started because of one person, in one city, in one country, in one continent. Then it moved across the oceans into every human-inhabited continent and many countries. A small thing one person did ended up affecting the whole world. That virus could have stayed in just one city, or just one country, or just one continent, but still affected many. China spread the virus to, let’s say, three countries, who spread it to three more countries, who each spread it to three more countries, and so on. Now the entire world is affected by something that one person in China started and can no longer control. If my classmates or my friends each represent a country, and I’m China, who tells only Italy a rumor. Then imagine Italy goes to the rest of Europe and tells Spain, Germany, The UK, France, and Turkey what China said. Then, Europe goes to the US, Russia, Iran, Australia, all of Africa, Brazil, Belgium, and Switzerland. Now a small thing that China started has spread like wildfire. Pretty much, one person or a small group of people can have a major effect on other people. I don’t think I understood the severity of how something like one person eating bat soup could end up affecting the whole world. One day, I could be the person eating the bat soup and affect the whole world, all because of my actions. Whether the effect is positive or negative, I caused it. I may need to be more cautious and thoughtful next time I am choosing my actions.
This pandemic is helping to open my eyes and teach me many things that I probably wouldn’t have known otherwise. You never know what it’s like to be in a storm until your umbrella flies away and you have to find another way to stay dry.
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
I think I’m lagging and boring you too much so thanks for reading it and share your views on the life in 2020 how it influenced your life...
Thank you.
________________________________
@shaikh60 thankzz for the topic.
© sereena_ writings
#life #lockdown #lockdowndairies #lockdownthoughts #2020
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