LIFE IN COVID 19

LIFE IN COVID 19

Covid 19 is a tremor that shook the world. I am one of the many who wants to avoid this earthquake. Covid 19 is as dangerous as a forest fire .It starts at particular point and spreads throughout the world at a rapid rate. The tale of Covid 19 started 26 February 2020. It was during my exams. I had written my Kannada exam and started studying for my Computer exam. There was a gap of two days. The first day of my exam preparation of Computer science was over. During the afternoon of my second day, there was an announcement from school. It said that there was no Computer science exam for us. In fact, tomorrow was not Computer science but it was English. Day after tomorrow’s exam was Social Science. Therefore, I quickly started studying for both English and Social Studies. The next day I went to my class for writing the exam. But there was not a single person in class .i checked with the teachers, they told me to go to 5C as the Tenth Standard students were writing their exams in our classes. I started writing my exam at 8:30am and our teachers collected our test papers at 11:30am. We were told to be completely silent because the 10th Standard students were writing their exams. We left the exam hall at 12:30, my father was waiting for me outside the gate, and we reached home at 12:45. My father made me noodles while I watched a comedy series called “ THE FRESH PRINCE OF BELL-AIR “. After having noodles I set to study for SST. It was a huge amount of hard work. THE next day I went to my class, put my bag down, went to Ashish’s class talked to him for some time, went to the exam hall wrote my exam, submitted the question paper and went home. When I reached home I ate noodles and watch comedy series then started studying for science exam till 8 :00 PM.  School announced that there is no exam for the academic year and also announced that the student will be promoted to next academic year

At around 6:00 PM my mother reached home from US. I decided to stay in Bangalore till 21st March-20 so that I could play batmindon for few days. The next day when I went to play badminton

The club faculty told me that the club will be closed till 22nd of  Mar-20 due to maintenance activity.

So we have decided that my father and I would go to native while my mother would stay  in Bangalore for 14 days for self quarantined.

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