At the moment I’m living in Moscow, studying in 8th grade and having worries about my future. Because of the quarantine my school switched us to distant learning. We’re having online lessons and some To-do works from 10AM to about 4PM, and, fortunately, almost no homework. When I say online lessons I mean kind of lectures on Zoom, platform which we use for video calls and other stuff. I like it more than To-do tasks because it’s hard for me to motivate and organise myself now, I procrastinate and feel pessimistic, and it might be because of all stressful things happening in the world.

My daily routine had changed enough, but I like it. Now I have much more free time, spend days in cozy, comfortable for me conditions. I wake up at 9AM and don’t have to waste time on getting to school anymore. I hope next Saturday I will have a chance to go to my dad's dacha and relax there.

This blog is one of my English To-do tasks. I expect to improve my writing skills and learn how to make eye-catching works, I will really go for it.

So how is your quarantine going and how long do you think it will last??

Firstly, money indicates the worth of a product but doesn't have worth itself. Money is a tool to simplify the exchange of goods and services. However, it may simply and fast lose their value for example during crisis, but goods and services won’t. Next point is that money, philosophically, can’t buy everything. Relationships, love you get from friends and family. It can’t be there for you when you’re sad, cheer you up.

But on the other hand money generates power and authority, it is the indicator of success. By buying expensive things you can show your status and financial position. Finally, it’s debatable, but money can make people happy. Let’s consider an example -  think of things that make you happy. There will most likely be a house, a roof over your head; food, drinks, clothes; maybe the new Netflix show or ivi film; security and safety. This all costs money.

From the above facts, I conclude that money is important. Definitely it is not the most important thing, but the basic one which is used for almost everything.