How did you spend days with your family in Lockdown, how did your home stay, how many difficulties came, there were moments of laughter, some sadness, all of them wrote in English 500 to 600 words.
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Living at home during lockdown was not how I expected. Initially, when everyone talked about staying at home and avoiding social gatherings/outings, I thought it would be like a normal weekend day. Just times a hundred or more of that. But again, not all things are as to how you expect them to be. Being a student, having online classes was probably the first thing that was new to me. It sounded kinda fυn. Though what made it kinda weird and fυnny was the fact that we had to sit with our uniforms on. That was kind of a bummer, but I'm used to it now. Even having school assemblies as we used to when we would go to school. I even remember looking out my window during the night, watching the empty roads. It looked kinda sad. I kept wishing I'd see busy roads someday again. And it did happen gradually, as things were starting to relax a bit. Eventually, of course, I started feeling the urge to go out, maybe for a walk or so. I missed going grocery shopping, and probably every other little thing that I'd make a fuss of. Though, what I did treasure a lot was when my dad said he'd take us to the mall, which was kinda far away, which meant going on a long car ride, which again, I loved. It felt good getting to see my surroundings again. I wouldn't say there were difficulties in the family as such, or at least not in mine. But one thing I'm pretty sure most school students can relate to is being around their friends, being able to share moments of laughter and sadness. By having virtual classes, I feel like students, especially me, are confined to themselves, and are not able to share their words/thoughts. A lot of students may not have been able to receive personal attention or may have found it hard to ask queries, or most important of all, may not have had someone to share their issues with. Issues that they probably feel better sharing with their friends and not family. That can harm one's mental health badly. I'm not much of an extrovert, so I wasn't really into having Zσom calls with my friends. I'd keep myself entertained with YσuTube, music, reading or even gaming. One thing that this whole experience has maybe helped me in is adjusting with myself and my style. Not that I wasn't really into actual fashion, but I was always concerned with the way I looked or being judged by others around me. Now. however, I'm a lot more relaxed and don't pay attention to details. It did feel good when we were able to invite guests over for Christmas, to have someone socialize with us after a long period. I'm pretty sure we might have all expected 2020 to be one heck of a year, in a good way of course, but in reality, what happened was the exact opposite.
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Living at home during lockdown was not how I expected. Initially, when everyone talked about staying at home and avoiding social gatherings/outings, I thought it would be like a normal weekend day. Just times a hundred or more of that. But again, not all things are as to how you expect them to be. Being a student, having online classes was probably the first thing that was new to me. It sounded kinda fυn. Though what made it kinda weird and fυnny was the fact that we had to sit with our uniforms on. That was kind of a bummer, but I'm used to it now. Even having school assemblies as we used to when we would go to school. I even remember looking out my window during the night, watching the empty roads. It looked kinda sad. I kept wishing I'd see busy roads someday again. And it did happen gradually, as things were starting to relax a bit. Eventually, of course, I started feeling the urge to go out, maybe for a walk or so. I missed going grocery shopping, and probably every other little thing that I'd make a fuss of. Though, what I did treasure a lot was when my dad said he'd take us to the mall, which was kinda far away, which meant going on a long car ride, which again, I loved. It felt good getting to see my surroundings again. I wouldn't say there were difficulties in the family as such, or at least not in mine. But one thing I'm pretty sure most school students can relate to is being around their friends, being able to share moments of laughter and sadness. By having virtual classes, I feel like students, especially me, are confined to themselves, and are not able to share their words/thoughts. A lot of students may not have been able to receive personal attention or may have found it hard to ask queries, or most important of all, may not have had someone to share their issues with. Issues that they probably feel better sharing with their friends and not family. That can harm one's mental health badly. I'm not much of an extrovert, so I wasn't really into having Zσom calls with my friends. I'd keep myself entertained with YσuTube, music, reading or even gaming. One thing that this whole experience has maybe helped me in is adjusting with myself and my style. Not that I wasn't really into actual fashion, but I was always concerned with the way I looked or being judged by others around me. Now. however, I'm a lot more relaxed and don't pay attention to details. It did feel good when we were able to invite guests over for Christmas, to have someone socialize with us after a long period. I'm pretty sure we might have all expected 2020 to be one heck of a year, in a good way of course, but in reality, what happened was the exact opposite.
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