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Sunbathing

Take time

Read
Dance

Sleep

Eat fruits

Run away from bees

I am phobic

Purr

Like a cat
Listen
Music

Stop running

Breathe

Smell the fresh grass

Under his fingers

Take a nap

Redo sport

Discover

Movies
Dream

Always

Léna.

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BLACK MIRROR YEAR

“Big Brother is Watching You.”

― George Orwell, 1984

There was 2020, spring in Spain when Coronavirus or COVID19 (commonly called COCO) arrived to our country.

This virus came from a local market in Wuhan, China, where they sold to eat alive pangolin infected with a kind of bat flu.

Virus containment was not possible in several European countries. Italy, Spain, United Kingdom and in the other side of the ocean United States of America were the countries with the highest number of infected people. This represented 1.000.000 dead in all around the world in one year, it was called Black Mirror Year.

It was a time when governments blocked any type of activity with the goal of virus containment and to avoid hospital saturation. Supermarkets were emptied first of wc paper, after yeast for bakery, alcoholic beverages and snacks. Only 1 person per family could go shopping once a week. Police controlled that you'd have food for 1 week, also respecting the distance between people. The only permitted outings were to go to work, whenever essential and carrying safe conduct, to buy food of basic need and to the doctor.

There have been many pandemics throughout human history such as cholera, black plague, smallpox, Russian, Spanish or swine flu, AIDS, diphtheria, measles, typhus, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), avian influenza, influenza A, Ebola, dengue or Zika. Some of them left huge amounts of dead. There was hundred of dead people on the streets in some countries, here they only let 3 people go for funeral. But in that time there was a big difference: it was a mass media pandemic of terror. The victims were counted live such as in the Gulf War in Iraq in 1991.

Population control with technological advances reached extreme levels such as controlling situations and the movement of people. Unauthorized exits and gatherings were prohibited, people were prosecuted and fined for illegal activities. Governments became George Orwell's big brother who controls everything.

In the other hand, cities were left empty of traffic movements, planes were left on the ground, telework was a way to work from home and for this reason, Nature had occasion to recover. Air was cleaner, animals invaded spaces that in a long time were occupied by cars and trucks.

In this situation, where the difference in use of the planet was seen, they were looking in a black mirror, countries around the world reached mandatory environmental care agreements: each country was obliged to have sustainable ships cleaning the ocean of plastics according to the population of each country (and reintroduce a portion of the benefits in environmental improvement), all companies had to have a recycling plan of manufactured products and put it into order efficiently, governments provided free and sustainable public transport in cities and between cities in each country, transport was promoted in sustainable means such as bicycles, all houses had to achieve energy efficiency minimums with sustainable sources in all countries, earth-knit houses were required to use ways to composure organic and composting toilet, obligatory the coffins ceased to be made in wood and they had to be made in cardboard, as well as they had to be buried on land and with trees on top, always aiming to fertilize the soil. Rich people (since 1.000.000$) were also required to invest at least 10% of their profits in environmental improvements.

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Hello everyone,
I hope you are well. We are together in this. At home is boring but that is only way to protect ourselves, we can't see friends and family but we have to endure a little more. We can save the world by lying home so just stay at home.
Lucija, OŠ Tituš Brezovački

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Dear Erasmus Friends,I sincerely hope everything is fine with you and your family and friends.This time of the corona seems unreal ... but it has become part of our daily routine. My city Zagreb was hit by a strong earthquake, followed by smaller ... All of us were very scared. The residents of the city show solidarity. Now ...It is getting better…How do I spend lock time?I work a lot on the Yammer platform where I try to impart knowledge to my students, but also to encourage and impart positive energy to them.I talk to my friends a lot, I read ... I watch concerts, theater plays and movies ... I try to exercise and bikeriding :-) … Love my bike!I believe we return to our everydaylives soon.Good luck to you and your families!Sincerely,Snježana KrezoElementary school Tituša BrezovačkogZagreb, Croatia

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Dear Erasmus Friends,I sincerely hope everything is fine with you and your family and friends.This time of the corona seems unreal ... but it has become part of our daily routine. My city Zagreb was hit by a strong earthquake, followed by smaller ... All of us were very scared. The residents of the city show solidarity. Now ...It is getting better…How do I spend lock time?I work a lot on the Yammer platform where I try to impart knowledge to my students, but also to encourage and impart positive energy to them.I talk to my friends a lot, I read ... I watch concerts, theater plays and movies ... I try to exercise and bikeriding :-) … Love my bike!I believe we return to our everydaylives soon.Good luck to you and your families!Sincerely,Snježana KrezoElementary school Tituša BrezovačkogZagreb, Croatia

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Luce Ciglenečki OŠ. Tituša Brezovačkog 5.g
Hello everyone! Hope you are doing well and that you are not bored at home. This virus is hard for all of us, but we can do something useful this days. We can learn new languages, we can Improve our cooking skills, we can read books and we can do all the things we didn't have time to do. I hope this will end  soon. Stay safe!

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Hello everyone from Croatia!
In Croatia the corona-virus is not as bad as in France, Spain or Belgium. I hope it's going to end soon. But until then I am going to keep on doing my homework, hanging out with my family, exercise and hope I or my family don't get the corona-virus. One thing i miss the most is not being able to give a handshake to someone. Oh, and I miss my friends.

I hope everyone is home and safe.

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We are all going trough tough times but the best thing to do right now is to stay home and be responsible. If you can help others but the most important thing is to protect yourself. :)

Take care!
Tea, Tituš Brezovački, Croatia

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I am Lorena.
My school  is  Tituš Brezovački we are closed to schools and learn and write homework at the distance to the program Yammer.I know it s all hard to don t see each other.But still hope that we will WIN this virus.
#stayhome #stayhealthy

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Patrick Jordan Nicoscia
Bok svima, ja živim u Zagrebu u Hrvatskoj ali  moj tata je Talijan i živi u Milanu. Ne mogu ga vidjeti zbog korone. On je jako tužan i osamljen. Meni je ovdje bolje. Imam braću i mamu koji mi prave društvo. Počeo sam sa bakom uređivati vrt i jako me to zabavlja. Ujo mi je u garaži napravio malu igraonicu. Ipak mi fale moje prijatelji i jedva čekam da ih vidim. Dan mi brzo prođe jer imamo puno zadaće. Ponekad sa dečkima igram fortnite. Pozdrav svima.

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Hello everyone!
How are you, hope  you  are  well  and  spend these days with  your  families.
I  know  it's  hard,  but we can only hope that virus will  quickly  disappear.
The  only  thing  i  can  tell  you  is to  beware
#stayhome

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Hello my name is Filip . I believe everyone is having hard time in isolation but we all know it is for are own good.  So i want every one to stay strong  and hold on a bit longer till this crisis is over.
Filip Lončarić

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Hi my dear friends, I hope everyone are ok😊.I know it's Hard to be at home being  isolate and not  to be with friends.In Croatia in Zagreb where I live we have a school at home (online). I miss my friends and my teachers.In free time I play board games and I play with my rabbit Zvonko.The online school is ok and I got on well.Be strong everything will pass quickly. By Nina. 😊❤

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Hello everyone!!
I'm Kali from Croatia. Most of my time I do homework but I love to play with my pet chinhilla or I train taekwondo. Now I have more time with my family so we go out and ride our bicycles, but we are far from other people. We have more time to think so my family would probably adopt a dog. I know that it's hard to stay at home, but it will probably end soon.
I go to Tituš Brezovački school and my class is 5.D.
#stayhome

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What i do in quarantine.
I first wake up, eat breakfast then i go do my homework when i finish my homework its lunch time. After lunch i play some games after that i go out 2 times a week and go ride bikes and thats it.
School:Tituš Brezovački
Vito Zelenika 7.b

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Hello everyone!
I am Matea, from Croatia. I am bored at home, but i have more time for family. I can't visit my friends, but I am on video call every day with them. In quarantine I bake muffins, play with my family and lern how to draw.
#stayhome #staysafe
Matea Jenjić, 5.d :)

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My name is Lara. I am from Croatia. During these days I do homework, watch TV and go out twice a week. I think that quarantine can be fun too, but still hope it will pass quickly because I miss my friends.

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Dobar dan svima
Znam da nam je teško zbog koronevirusa, ali šta je tu je moramo ostati jaki.
Moja škola je Tituš Brezovački
I živim u Hrvatskoj
Matej Mujan 7.b

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Hi friends !

I’m a biology teacher from IES Serra d’Irta. One activity we have done at home and we enjoyed a lot was virtual trips. One day we visit Japan, we cooked Japanese recipes, we saw  documentaries, we did an origami and we watches films. We visited also Mexico and Naples in Italy.

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HELLO ERASMUS +
I present you myriam and kalifa but baby lambs 😉🍼🐏🐑.
élève assia outoujene
 6 ème 4
du collège Albert Camus.

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Hello ERASMUS + I hope everything is going well I am doing very well here in France I try to take care of making educational games or cooking I also watch TV with my family.
I also do my homework online and sometimes I have fun with my animals in my garden but above all I stay at home :).
I think a lot about you !
OUTOUJENE ASSIA
student of college albert camus
(french).

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Hello everybody :)
I hope this confinement is going well for everyone.
This this my little desk  in this picture. I spend a lot time at my desk.

My activities
I work to prepare for my exams, I paint in watercolor and I draw characters, landscapes, horses and flowers.
I play games like arrow words, crosswords, sudokus, codecs, quizzes, puzzles of 500 pieces. I also play sports with a mat and in coaching video. During the night, I sleep very little so I listen the music or I read a lot and I currently read Lisa Gardner's "Perfect family". It’s a story full of suspense, I recommend it. What I also do a lot is cooking and my mom teaches me a lot of things and I love to do that and cleaning my home usually I do it every Sunday morning and with confinement, it's everyday and my house is too clean.
Otherwise I watch series and movies on Netflix like "Les demoiselle du Téléphone" or "Casa del Papel" and on the French channel France 3 "Plus belle la vie". I like also watching movies about war, history, universe, religions, adventure, documentaries …
To finish, I look a lot at the information mainly on the coronavirus in France and around the world.

My surprise at home !
I present my niece who is called Manel she is 1 year old and I keep her in my house because my sister gives birth now in the hospital and she is accompanied by her husband. She will give birth to another little girl named Dania. So I'm glad to take care of Manel because I missed her a lot. I take a lot of news from my families, friends and colleagues to know if they are well.

These are my days of confinement.

Take care of yourself and your family.

Hanan Touioui
Assistant teacher
Albert Camus Middle School
La Chapelle Saint Luc
France

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We are all in this, and we are going to end this together.

#stayhome

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Dear Erasmus friends,
instead of planning our trip to Spain, we are in a time of a virus and can't even go out of our town. Unfortunatly we had a big earthquake too in Zagreb that scared us much. Life  can always surprice us but it always give you opportunitiy to learn and develop yourself! We must keep our health and  health of other people so staying at home is small effort for it. At the moment we have distance learning via Yammer app so I'm learning every day how to make some new things on it or how to use other tools to make history lessons  more interesting or easier. Since I live in apartment, I walk my dogs or cycle with my husband and in the evening I ussually  whatch old "black & white" movies from 50ties. They make me relaxed. Hope you are all fine and healthy!

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Hello  everyone !     Hope you don't bore you too much and are okay too. What i do in these corona times is work for school and then netflix until i go to sleep.what are you doing in these boring times?         

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Hello  everyone !     Hope you don't bore you too much and are okay too. What i do in these corona times is work for school and then netflix until i go to sleep.what are you doing in these boring times?         

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Inès
student of Athena Campus Potellberg (De Wijzer)

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I hope you are well. During  this containment, I do some challenge with my cousin .We was juggling (Ps: I'm very bad in football 😂😂).
So I want to challenge you all for juggling  like us.That's not only for the childreen, adults can do that challenge too!

Guidon Lise
student of Albert Camus Middle School
La Chapelle Saint-Luc
France

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Hello everyone!
I send you here an image that appeals to me... As you can imagine...
Yesterday, this image made the front page of “Libération“, a french national newspaper...

If you have a comment... don't hesitate!... Write your comment here! It is the occasion to preserve the bond between ourselves, to preserve our  relationship.

Hope you are all well.

Sincerely

Agnes Rossi
Art teacher “CAMUS“
La Chapelle Saint Luc
France

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Dear pupils

Today my classroom was empty again…

It’s been already two weeks that the schools in Belgium are closed. It seems unreal, unbelievable, improbable …

I hope from the bottom of my heart everything is fine with every single one of you. You’re maybe not be learning much (new) subject material, but - in a way - maybe you can use this experience to learn some other valuable lessons.

Maybe you learn that solidarity, alliance and charity are the only right solution to this crisis. Helpfulness warms hearts, revives and brings hope.

Maybe you learn from experience that a little act of kindness leave happiness in your heart. Always give more than you take.

Maybe you get to know your real friends. Those who take away your loneliness and fear. Those who carry you through your happiness and pain.

Maybe you learn, like in nature, life also has seasons. Life knows winter, a period with crisis, barrenness and emptiness. But that’s okay. As long as you can and dare to believe that after a period of winter, there will be a colorful spring.

Maybe you learn to be grateful to be free. Something you and I maybe took for granted. Maybe you learn to be thankful that you can - in normal circumstances - go and stand wherever, whenever and with whoever you want. With 1, 5, 10 or maybe 20 friends.

Maybe you learn that difference based on race, culture and language doesn’t matter when people from all over the country and world are being hit by the same disease.

Maybe extra free time brings out your unknown talents. I want to encourage you on this: experiment, discover … !

Maybe you discover that setting goals gives you satisfaction and a meaning. The efforts brings out joy if you succeed.

Maybe you learn that life is more and different from scientific expectations and predictions. Life will always be a bit unpredictable. Don’t let that worry you. Don’t run from you fears, but chase after your dreams.

Maybe you learn that now and then it’s good to put your interests (seeing your friends for example) aside at the service of others. In times of corona it could save lives.

Maybe …. Well there’s still much to learn. May the lessons during this coronatime help you on your way.

Even you, the pupil who live in tension and commotion because of a difficult home situation. I didn’t forget you. I wish you a solution - reconcilement if possible - so that a happy life becomes possible for you too.

And even you, the pupil who live in poverty. Who are been said that you will be lagging behind. Don’t be afraid. We will be there for you.

And you, the pupil who is sick, or worried for someone who is sick, or mourns a deceased relative. I wish you strength, comfort and the necessary peace to give everything a place. I also wish you hope, and the believe that one day you will feel better than you feel today.

Love,

Anke

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Hello erasmusfriends!🤗I hope that everything is good with you.What do you all do in this boring times? I play with my lovely dog and I also play some games. I sport a lot. I like to look on instagram to other social media. I sometimes play outside. Do you find it boring? I find it a little bit boring because I miss my friends. It’s very strange just because I never had experience in a situation like this. It’s very weird that you can’t come out of your house. But corona can’t hold us back to go to exchange. It will be later than planned.Goodbye erasmusfriends👋

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Hello erasmusfriends!🤗I hope that everything is good with you.What do you all do in this boring times? I play with my lovely dog and I also play some games. I sport a lot. I like to look on instagram to other social media. I sometimes play outside. Do you find it boring? I find it a little bit boring because I miss my friends. It’s very strange just because I never had experience in a situation like this. It’s very weird that you can’t come out of your house. But corona can’t hold us back to go to exchange. It will be later than planned.Goodbye erasmusfriends👋

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Maxine
Student of Athena Campus Pottelberg (de wijzer)

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I hope you're okay!
Isn't it too boring???

I have online lessons,. I think it's a good way to still have lessons, but we have also a lot of tasks.

I spend my day with tasks, with family, my instruments, sometimes we get a challenge as 'the egg challenge', but it is a very boring lock down vacation.

I can't see my fiends, my grandparents and each other peoples!!!

I will go to school and I will see my friends my teachers,...

Make sure you stay healthy!!!

Lisa
student of Athena Campus Pottelberg (de wijzer)

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News from 🇧🇪

Hi erasmusfriends, I hope everything's okay with you and your family.

What do I do in my lockdown time ?
I work every morning for school. I work about 4 hours. Then I do sport.

In the afternoon I watch tv, I like to watch series. I play ever  day with my siblings in the trampoline. I walk almost every day with my family and my dogs. (when de sun shines)
When it's evening we eat. Than we watch TV till we go to bed.

Charlotte Vandecasteele
Student of Athena Pottelberg, Belgium.

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Hello Erasmusfriends!
First of all I hope everything is going well with you guys.

Here in Belgium i'm kinda bored but i can spend my time with fun things like: watch Netflix and play some videogames(i also work for school :-) )
i also watch TV and the evening with my family.

Stay safe!

Axelle Ishimwe

Student of Athena Campus Pottelberg (De wijzer)

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Hope everybody is doing well  in times of Corona-crisis.

I spend my days doing some schoolwork in the morning, having quality-time with my family and playing games now and then to keep contact with my friends. Sometimes I work in the garden with my mom.

We try to have good times in a period that's not so easy for a lot of people.
Hope everybody is staying healthy!

Lots of greetings!
Rube, student of Athena Pottelberg, Belgium.

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Hello Erasmusfriends,

I hope that everything is doing well with you.

We have lessons via internet and have a lot of work (a little too much) but some tasks are funny (in science we have a challenge : we have to let fall an egg without breaking it).

I work, I play outside, I walk with my family.

Something negative is that we cannot see each other and there are many things cancelled (concerts, for example).

But there are also positive things : I can sleep longer every day and we watch a movie every night.

Take care and stay at home!

Violine Steux.

Student of Athena Campus Pottelberg (De Wijzer).

(My  dog is tired with walking.)

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Hi everyone
From Troyes where it s complète shutdown.
We all need to fight this wretched virus. It s distant schooling for our daughter who have contribuate To the fight with this banner which we are sharing with you.

Keep up the fight everyone
Fadia BENATTIA
Teacher assistant "Albert Camus"

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Hi from the french country ! I'm closed in my garden and home with my children and husband, and our animals! Between two emails, I go outside and I seek all the good news in my little area...

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Dear Erasmus friends, teachers and students, it's so nice to hear from you all.
Working at home isn't allways easy. Especially if you have 2 little children running around. They love to bake, so in that way we keep having fun together.

POST TENEBRAS LUX

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i hope everyone is oke in these times?

first of all i'm very good. And i love the weather in Belgium right now. It is very sunny so thats a plus point.

Good, what i do in these lockdown times?
first of all i work a little bit more than the half of the day for school.
After the boring work i get out in the garden ( not on street :D) then we play some kub with the family or i do some tricks on the trampoline. when the sun is going down, we go inside and eat. After that we play some games or watch TV until we go to bed. Thats it.

Raul Vanhalst

student of Athena  campus Pottelberg
(De Wijzer)

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Hi erasmusfriends, I hope that you all are okay and not to bored.

what do I do in my lockdowntime?
I wake up and work for school until it is around noon. then i play videogames until I go to sleep. i would love to know how you guys spend your lockdowntime.

Davy Swan
student from Athena de wijzer Campus Pottlberg Belgium

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Hope everything is all right with you, your family and your friends and everybody keep safe at home.

Working at home
I work at home for my job (with a lot of virtual meetings) and help my sons in their homeworks.

Free time during lockdown
I read digital press to get some news about coronavirus crisis especially in Eastern France, Italy and Spain (with sometimes some good news like this artistic work on the mont Cervino-Matterhorn)  and novels (these days My Absolute Darling by Gabriel Tallent).

Take care !

Emmanuel Dalbard
Deputy Head
Albert Camus Middle School
La Chapelle Saint-Luc
France

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Hi my dear Erasmusfriends!

First of all: I sincerly hope everything is fine with you and your family, friends ...
Here in Belgium I'm busy learning how to teach my subjects online. My pupils are already excited!

What I do in my "free" lockdowntime?
Excercise a lot, go jogging, do long walks at the beach and parc and also, I'm
reading a looooot!
At the moment I'm reading a book about the Isreali and Palistine conflict.

I'm really curious how you are spending your lockdowntime? :-D

Anke Vandermeersch
Teacher from Athena De Wijzer campus Pottelberg - Belgium  🇧🇪