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The First Few Days Level4 Covid-19 🥺:

The first day that Covid-19☣️ Level4️⃣ happened I saw my mum and dads 📞 start to  📳 and I saw instructions that me and my 👨‍👩‍👧‍👧🙋🏽🙋🏽‍♂️ will have stay 🏘 we 🚫 allowed to 🚗 anywhere because it was the beginning of Covid-19☣️ Level4️⃣. At first, I wasn’t too worried because I thought it would only last 2️⃣➡️3️⃣ days, but it lasted longer than what we 🤔. 

The second day of being stuck at 🏘 we weren’t too happy to 👂🏿 that people were not taking this 🔒⬇️ seriously they were still 🏍🚗 around so then the 👮🏽‍♀️👮🏽 had to get involved and pull everyone over and give them a warning🛑.

I guess every day was like this for awhile, people breaking the rules, going to the 🏪 to buy food and drinks🌮🍪☕️ cant forget about the 🧻 that literally became 💴 to everyone and they started buying💸 every 🧻 they could see👀. In all honesty, I was scared but I’m happy my 👨‍👩‍👧‍👧🙋🏽🙋🏽‍♂️ were there to protect me. I can say at the end of all of this I survived Covid-19☣️. 

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