Life in quarantine has so far been one of the strangest times of my life. Staying inside most days and doing online classes makes it feel like the same day every day, in routine. Wake up, start online classes, get my daily dose of exercise (so I'm not com

Life in quarantine has so far been one of the strangest times of my life. Staying inside most days and doing online classes makes it feel like the same day every day, in routine. Wake up, start online classes, get my daily dose of exercise (so I'm not completely unfit by the time this is all over), do homework, eat, sleep, repeat.

I have mixed feelings about online classes. I get to sleep in an hour later than if I had to go to school, and I enjoy staying at home and not having to travel all the way to school. But I think I much prefer going to school, as I feel much more productive and am not distracted with other things at home. Last term when this all started, I was not very organised and felt the workload pile up, but this term I have tried to be more organised; setting alarms for the bell times and following a schedule so I'm not overwhelmed and behind with all the work.

I am very grateful that no one I know has coronavirus and it's almost like this is all an extremely long dream. I can't wait to go back to school, to meet all my friends again and to learn face to face. When this is all over I think I will look back and think about how strange being in quarantine was.