Isolation in South-East Asia!
Greetings from South-East Asia!As you all know, corona virus is still spreading. As a result, we are all forced to stay at home. Now, this may be boring, but I like telling myself, " this is for the greater good!"
When we are in college, there will most likely be lessons on "corona virus of 2020"
Our kids will learn about this in school, and 2020 is a year that will go down in history.
That's what I like to think.
Corona virus is also letting me relax, after almost a year of learning french. I think it's going pretty well. Whenever you move, be it to another town, another country, or another continent, you have to make new friends, go to anew school, and settle down all over again.
I never wanted to move. I loved my life in greymouth. So when mum and dad said, "we're going to SEA!", I was less than enthusiastic.
But now, after almost 8 months, life has started to become normal. I have seen my brother wrap a python around his neck. Anyone would be more calm around snakes after that!
I say this, so that those of you who have people from a different place in your school can sympathise with them. Try think about what you would feel in their place.
Hello Emily,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading your blog post about life in South East Asia! I think your brother is very brave to put a python round his neck but I guess it is a way to get over any fears of snakes pretty quickly.
Stay safe and well with your beautiful family,
Mrs Gully