Everyday Noon Free offers you a look from a Condorcet college student in Rep + on confinement. Bertine’s turn in the 3rd class.
“For me it was a first. I admit I have never spent so much time, cloistered at home! You have to find occupations to avoid boredom. The first day it was very difficult, I wondered what I was going to be able to do it. I understood that it was a matter of habit so I organized myself in the face of this change.
As the days go by, I find that it is fine, it is done. I think this confinement is a golden opportunity to spend more time with his family. We get to know each other better and even do things together when before, caught up in the routine, we didn’t care.
Find pleasure in books
Obviously, there are also homework. At first, it was very difficult to concentrate. It remains complicated but thanks to the advice of the teachers, I manage to follow and continue to learn despite the closure of the college.
I found that I had a lot of books at home that I had never read so I got into it. Every day, a few pages read, and I admit to finding pleasure in it. And yes !
What I miss most are the others, my friends, the people who were around me before. I realized that I miss college. It is an important place in my life. And I never thought I’d say that one day.
We are all going through this period with our difficulties and our pleasures. I would really like to thank those who make us feel reassured at home: the caregivers and all the people who participate in that we lack nothing. THANK YOU.”
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