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The patience during the lockdown In march 2020, Italy had to choose a very difficult decision: forcing all citizens to quarantine themselves. It wasn't a simple decision, since the Country is not going well economically. My family and I had to stay at home for almost 2 months and it would have been much easier if we were in a house all for us. Instead, we live in a condominium with other families. One of them had two children, very loud and uneducated: they used to play instruments every day, cry and make fuss. It was unbearable...Imagine being stuck in your house and having these monsters screaming every hour: A NIGHTMARE. Fortunately, at May we were free to go out (wearing the mask, of course) and me and my sister decided to go out for a walk every afternoon; we live near the Dolomites mountains so the air is very clean and fresh. Right now, the situation in Italy is much better: stores, restaurants, bars are open. It's up to the citizens' common sense not being too close to others or kiss them on cheeks. We still have to wear masks and when we enter in a closed building we have to use an hygiene soap for our hands. Those who don't follow these simple rules are going to be fined (400€!). In quarantine, I knew I couldn't stay in the couch and eating for boredom so I've decided to watch youtube fitness videos and bring the gym in my camera. My family and I tried to spend time together, watching movies, playing boardgames, making pizza at home. It's very important to not forget about your body because, as the poet Giovenale said: "Mens sana in corpore sano" (healthy mind in an healthy body).

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Patience during the lockdown

In March 2020, Italy had to make a very difficult decision: forcing all citizens to quarantine themselves. It wasn't a simple decision, since the country is not going well economically. My family and I had to stay at home for almost 2 months and it would have been much easier for all for us if we were in a house. Instead, we live in a condominium with other families. One of them had two children, who were very loud and ill mannered/rude/inconiderate: they used to play instruments every day, cry and make a fuss. It was unbearable...Imagine being stuck in your house and having these monsters screaming every hour: A NIGHTMARE.
Fortunately, in May we were free to go out (wearing the mask, of course) and me and my sister and I decided to go out for a walk every afternoon; we live near the Dolomites mountains so the air is very clean and fresh.
Right now, the situation in Italy is much better: stores, restaurants, bars are open. It's up to the citizens' common sense not to be too close to others or kiss them on cheeks. We still have to wear masks and when we enter in a closed building we have to use an hygiene soap for our hands. hand sanitiser Those who don't follow these simple rules are going to be fined (400€!).
In quarantine, I knew I couldn't stay in the couch and eating due to boredom so I've decided to watch youtube fitness videos and bring the gym intomy room. My family and I tried to spend time together, watching movies, playing boardgames, making pizza at home. It's very important to not forget about your body because, as the poet Giovenale said: "Mens sana in corpore sano" (healthy mind in an healthy body).
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Corrections below - I am also staying in the Dolomites at the moment, in Cortina! :)

The Patience during the lockdown

In March 2020, Italy had to choose make a very difficult decision: forcing all citizens to quarantine themselves. It wasn't a simple decision, since the country is not doing well economically. My family and I had to stay at home for almost 2 two months and it would have been much easier if we were in a house all for us (or: ‘a house of our own’ would sound slightly more natural). Instead, we live in a condominium with other families. One of them had two children, both very loud and uneducated. They used to play instruments every day, cry and make a fuss. It was unbearable...imagine being stuck in your house and having these monsters screaming every hour: A NIGHTMARE.
Fortunately, at in May we were free to go out (wearing the a mask, of course), and me and my sister and I decided to go out for a walk every afternoon; we live near the Dolomites mountains so the air is very clean and fresh.
Right now, the situation in Italy is much better: stores, restaurants, and bars are open. It's up to the citizens' common sense to not being get too close to others or kiss them on the cheeks. We still have to wear masks and when we enter in a closed building we have to use an hygiene soap for our hands. Those who don't follow these simple rules are going to will be fined (€400€!).
In quarantine, I knew I couldn't stay in on the couch and eating for out of boredom, so I've decided to watch Youtube fitness videos and bring the create a gym in my camera. My family and I tried to spend time together, watching movies, playing boardgames, making pizza at home. It's very important to not forget about your body because, as the poet Giovenale said: "Mens sana in corpore sano" (a healthy mind in is an healthy body).

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