This morning I woke up during these unprecedented times. My leg hurt, as it always has since the start of the unprecedented lock-down. Life in my town has been relatively unchanged since the end of the unprecedented isolation schooling, everything has alm

This morning I woke up during these unprecedented times. My leg hurt, as it always has since the start of the unprecedented lock-down. Life in my town has been relatively unchanged since the end of the unprecedented isolation schooling, everything has almost gone back to normal. I got ready for school, packed my bag, had a shower, avoided any unprecedented disasters involving dogs or any other things around the house.

After I was ready, I went out of the house with my sister to witness an unprecedented amount of ice on the windscreen of her car. We grabbed hot water from the tap and splashed it on the windscreen, an unprecedented amount of it splashing back onto me. After this, the ice had melted and we were able to leave. My sister drove us to school, which had an unprecedented amount of people in an unprecedented amount of cars trying to find a park.

My sister tried to turn into a park, however the unprecedented amount of rain led to an unprecedented sharp turn, almost spinning us out. She rose to this unprecedented challenge, however, and corrected herself saving us from any danger. The unprecedented rain still hanging about led to an unprecedented challenge in getting into the school after getting out of the car. Our response was unprecedented as well though.

We ran at an unprecedented speed and made it to cover in an unprecedented time. Finally, I could get to learning! No more unprecedented challenges, no more unprecedented hurdles, no more unprecedented times. However, we all know that in unprecedented times, unprecedented issues will always follow and spring up in an unprecedented fashion. I am writing this and am only just seeing how the word count has sprung up in unprecedented time. An unprecedented thank you for reading.