Answer:
this is my story. it is 500 words and took a long time. please give me a brainly!:)
Explanation:
As we are currently in a pandemic, many aspects of human society have been tried and tested.We know that it is vital that we all stand together, but with restrictions in place, it is hard to see a lot of positivity around. Doctors, nurses, teachers and many other people have been working hard endlessely so that we get to one day see a 'normal' world again. Schools have shut, meaning that people have had to perservere with their education independantely. It is in this period of time that we have realised how important these people are for us, and how we should respect them in return. Back in March and June, everyday you would have been able to hear pots and pans knocking against each other in different households, symbolising the love and admiration we have for those who have been tired and courageous during this pandemic. This has motivated those people to know that their work is not in vain, and to also imply to them that they have been recognised for all that they do. Positivity is one thing which a pandemic cannot crush. It is in human nature for us to be sociable creatures, and we strive to make the best out of what we have. In 50 years', children will be learning about the virus and the global recession that it caused, but hopefully we will be known as those who went through it all and came back stronger than ever.
This is the story of stella, a hopeful girl who is explaining the virus from her perspective,and how desperately she want it to end
Log 227
Its January, and we have just been told of this new virus from Wuhan, China. It is likely not to spread other than there, so quarantine is taking place.I enter the classroom, and the teacher tells us to sit down.
"Now, are there any news stories you guys have heard of this week?", asked Mr Lloyd, just like he always did.
I shrugged and tentatively put my hand up, half-distracted by the beautiful crisp winter leaves pirroutetting from the sky through the delicately interlaced tree branches.
"Yes, Stella! what have you heard?"
"uh, there is a Virus in China!"
"yes, but i'm talking about here, in the US!. its not like it's gonna come here"
Oh. He was wrong. Very wrong.
A few months have passed since i last wrote a log, but let me just say, that this pandemic is absoulutely disastrous.Schools have closed, 2 of my friends have gotten it, and I have to stay at home all day. People say that i shouldn't worry, because I am a teenager and teens don't have anything to worry about and they should just be enjoying themselves, but that is not true. my generation has been hit by the recession, and we have learned to work on our own. I just know that this pandemic is going to end, and when it does, every country will be celebrating. Till then, log. Aur, Revoir. May positivity strive in these dark times!
