Write 3 or more diary entries detailing your experience of being at home for the past 3 months.

1. Diary format

2. Length: 400 words at least

3. Add Feelings, adjectives

The last time I went out was two days before the quarantine started, with some friends.

The school has been closed for weeks, Many of my classmates have returned to their countries and so have the teachers. We now do school online on Zoom.

Staying at home is difficult, more than anything else, because I can't see my friends in person. Apart from not going to school and participating in extra-curricular activity, the only different thing is not going out with my friends i miss them. and the fact that I can't go out drives me crazy. I miss going to school, I miss athletics and seeing my classmates, but I also feel lucky because I'm healthy and in a comfortable home. Having lunch with my family

During the day apart from web-school and homework, I contact friends or make video calls with my them, read and watch TV series. sometimes I draw. One of the things that changed is the shifting of my schedule. Since I don't have to wake up at 6am, I started to wake up late. We are lucky at least to be able to continue to study and see our classmates and teachers, but there are internet connection problems and distance learning is more difficult.

I'm worried about the victims and that someone I know might get sick. I'm scared that hospitals are overloaded and there aren't enough doctors. Despite the lockdown we're doing well in the family, but I'm amazed at how much I miss school.

I've learned that life and our habits can change in a second. I have never thought about this before, but in many other parts of the world this often happens. Then I learned to wash my hands very well!

I worry a lot and also wonder whether this virus will ruin my summer. From this experience I have noticed how we kids often don't enjoy the simple things we have, such as going out with friends. Now that we can't, we are realising the importance of these little things. Surely, when it's all over, we'll be more grateful for what we have.