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ooking back at my day-to-day life in January, it is hard to comprehend just how intense my daily routine was. It is clear to me now that back then, I had never really appreciated how my life would be without structure and organisation. Similar to a military drill, I would thunder through my morning routine, move on to a day at sixth form, then rush home, maybe to a driving lesson or for netball practice, then complete homework and go to bed. Just to wake up the next day and repeat. Oddly, upon hearing about the potential lockdown, I was not worried about missing my loved ones or becoming unwell myself, but more panicked by how I would be able to ensure my online school work would be of a high enough standard and whether or not I was going to lose my Saturday job. I was worried about how I would ever live without structure. Not once did I stop and think how others would be more negatively affected than me by this global issue. 12
