Sky view

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I worried about these days about the future. so I was slowly moving through that path. I have no ideas about what time going to do you for this days so I slowly moved on the road and took some photos what I can see around me. it so cloudy and I expected rain but there was no rain

Corona virus put all the human being in their home. But I'm happy about it.

You all can ask WHY? ! ! !

I love my earth and nature than all others.

In my view it is a reflection of what we did to the earth.

What I saw as positive during this period are...

The earth became a clean place for all the organisms.

The pollution is reduced

We started to to our home food so it improve the health and I hope the health conditions of the diseased persons may improve.

We think a lot about our future

We started to clean and cultivate to obtain our home garden harvest.

We started to spent a lot of time with our home members.

All the water bodies became almost crest and clean.

ANYHOW we lost a few..

Our job

Earning and income

Lives

Events

Economy

And really created a stressful life.

Only our discipline and the virus can control

I'm very weak with my grammar. So please accept my word by avoiding the grammar mistakes please.


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