Quarantine and what people(my family) have been doing by Nate Miller

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We have been in quarantine for over two months now and I have no idea what to do with my time anymore. Over the past two months, I have been doing school work, playing cards and other games, soccer, running, and watching TV, but it hasn't been enough to keep me from getting bored. I even ordered stuff on amazon at least three weeks ago, that I still haven't gotten, so I am starting to get angry that life has basically been put on hold for everyone because people can't follow simple instructions, don't leave your house unless it is absolutely necessary. Also, companies all over are struggling to make the money they normally do because a lot of people are too afraid to leave their houses to go pick up food. According to my gym teacher, Mr. Slobodzian, NJ might soon begin to open up some parks for people to walk or hike. Honestly, I am starting to miss school because school occupies my time, but now I have so much time that I don't know what to do anymore and it sucks. Hopefully quarantine is over soon, so we can go back to our typical "normal" day and I can see my friends again and just talk to people in general. Everyone stay healthy and listen to what the governor says please!The Coronavirus Explained & What You Should Do - YouTube

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  1. DanielleMay 1, 2020 at 11:58 AM

    They are starting to open some places, but they will only stay open if people listen!

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