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2020 A Year Like No Other : by Andy Yang 9G
2020 A Year Like No Other : by Andy Yang 9G
By Andy Yang 9G
Hello readers and welcome to… Oops sorry… Please wait a minute… Windows Starting…
Now that’s better. WHello everyone and welcome to the my Windows diary Diary Program of about
2020. Twenty twenty, a year that no computer has ever experienced.
It started off way before 2020. I was given to this kid, called Andy, as a school laptop back in 2019. I
have to admit, he wasn’t a very good owner at first, I was dropped and bangedwas damaged so
many times. A However, as time passed, I felt that I was one of the lucky fortunate ones. Some of my
fellow mates had stickers all over their faces, blinding them. Others contracted viruses that made
them sick so they had to get treated at the hospital, which was called “IT”. Some of them never
came back.
But enough of Andy – I could go on and on and on about that, but we really need to let’s get to the
point. This diary starts inIt’s March March of 20202019, after Andy’s skiing trip in Japan and the most
of Term 1, which is always smooth and easy. Little did I know I was going to have my work cut out for
me this year.
Late-March 2020
2 monthsA Few Weeks later…
The world has changed dramatically. In fact, it has changed more than you can ever imagine.
It’s is late mid-march now, and the world hasI’ve a lot on its my plate. I’m not the only one. The
world has changed, more than you could ever imagine.
Last DecemberAround two months ago, a virus was reported to be in the city of Wuhan, China. and
Bbarely, severaltwo months later, the whole world is on its edge. Here down under in Australia, we’
are currently in a lockdown. Let me quickly find the definition of that again. (insert definition that
applies to the compute) Things that have been taken for granted by Andy and his family have been
restricted, or worse, disallowed. . Andy and his family, however, isn’t too fussed.
Just like The Walking Dead (a TV show Andy likes), tToilet paper, tinned food and grains are being
fought over in supermarkets, vanishing quicker than supermarkets can stock them..
School too, has also changed, Andy has taken me into his workroom for online learning, using a
program called Microsoft Teams, which sounds really cool.
Great work here, Andy. You’ve done a good job of giving the pc a personality and perspective, and
added some good humour and computer references and analogies. I would suggest, however, that
you need to do a bit more to show the experience of lockdown, and how it’s affecting you at the
time. You do this well in places, but not so well in others. I’ve made a few suggestions – add them or
don’t, that’s up to you!
Jamie.