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Peru extiende la cuarentena 2 semanas más hasta el 12 de mayo de 2020. Este meme se burla de la expresión "una cerveza más, y allí se acaba, que refiere a un frase normal entre la gente tomando. -
2020-04-23
POBLADORES AREQUIPEÑOS BUSCAN GANAR DINERO
En Peru exactamente en la ciudad de Arequipa los mercados grandes en los que se comercializa frutas o verduras a menor precio solo pueden abrir 4 días a la semana por lo que algunas personas salen a vender algunos productos frente a los mercados en el video se puede observar a personas vendiendo huevo, eucalipto, carne de cerdo, papa, cebolla entre otros. -
2020-04-23
Copeland's of New Orleans Partners With #chefsbrigadenola, New Orleans, LA
The post reads exactly: "Partnered with @chefsbrigadenola to deliver food to Inspired Living staff! At this unprecedented moment, Chef’s Brigade launched a pilot program to support our healthcare workers and first responders. You can help by donating to @chefsbrigadenola." -
2020-04-23
Faith Over Fear
The coronavirus has taught me something important. It can be difficult to see God in a world that is fraught with confusion, despair, hopelessness, and uncertainty. When I first found out that the second half of my freshman year of college was taken from me, my world was rocked. My faith was rocked. Before COVID-19, I felt like my faith was on a firm foundation, and more importantly, I felt close to God. All of that changed as soon as I arrived home. That firm foundation was now one of uncertainty and disappointment. The closeness I felt like I had with God was now gone. In reality, I never felt farther from God in that moment. I was overwhelmed by disappointment and confusion after realizing that I wasn’t going to get the dream ending of my first year in college. I wasn’t going to see my closest friends for a while. All I could see and focus on was everything that I lost. As the days passed, I started to see glimmers of hope and joy. I started to work on being intentional about looking for God in my day-to-day. Now, I see God working in me with the unexplainable peace I now carry that everything will eventually work out. I see God in the encouragement and intentionality shown by my friends during a time where it’s easy to hide. I see God in the joy I feel as I write hand-written letters to my friends, even though they aren’t with me anymore. I see God in the laughs that my family shares as we enjoy the most heavenly chocolate chip cookies that I make for dessert. These examples may seem insignificant, but I have found rest in these moments because I have faith that God is working in and through them. The coronavirus taught me that it can be difficult to see God in our world right now. But God taught me that He is right in the middle of all the pain, uncertainty, and loneliness I am feeling. He has taught me to be gentle with myself. That it’s okay to feel sad. That it’s okay to feel lonely. That it’s okay to not be okay sometimes. And that it’s okay to not be productive all the time. But even in the midst of all of those feelings, He is right there with me, and I trust that He is going to redeem all of the pain I am experiencing and turn it into something beautiful. I may not be able to see it right now, but I have faith that I will see it, and I’ll be so thankful for it. As a result, my faith will come out stronger than it ever has been before. -
2020-04-23
Texts from New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell: Severe weather, volunteering, homicides
When I realized I was going to be quarantined in New Orleans for the foreseeable future, I signed up for texts from the mayor. These three, sent within hours of one another, suggested an evocative sketch of the landscape that is New Orleans, encapsulating both the threats we face and the ways we respond to them. The first text was about the morning's severe weather (often a threat in New Orleans), which disrupted Covid testing. The next was about how we can help those facing the threat of food insecurity. The last compared the death rate from Covid to the city's homicide rate (which tells you as much about violence in the city as it does about the pandemic). I was talking on the phone last night with a friend who said she's heard a lot more gunfire in her Bronx neighborhood than usual. She said she worried about an increase in violence as the pandemic widens existing inequities in our country and people become more desperate. -
2020-04-23
"Thank You Essential and Healthcare Workers..." Poster, New Orleans, LA
A poster displayed on a house in New Orleans reads: "Thank You Essential & Healthcare Workers. Heroes All!" -
2020-04-23
"When Life Gives You Lemons..." Chalk Art, New Orleans, LA
Chalk left outside a house encourages walkers-by to decorate the residence wall. One inscription reads: "When life gives you lemons... make hand sanitizer." -
2020-04-23
"Won't Bow Down NOLA's Healthcare" Poster, New Orleans, LA [Private]
A poster created by a local New Orleans artist Monica Kelly for "Feed the Front Lines NOLA!" a program created by The Red Beans Krewe that hires out-of-work musicians to deliver large orders of food from local restaurants to doctors, nurses, and first responders during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
2020-04-23
"Won't Bow Down NOLA's Healthcare" Poster, New Orleans, LA
A poster created by a local New Orleans artist (name not listed) for "Feed the Front Lines NOLA!" a program created by The Red Beans Krewe that hires out-of-work musicians to deliver large orders of food from local restaurants to doctors, nurses, and first responders during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
2020-04-23
"Please Wear A Mask" Sidewalk Chalk, New Orleans, LA
Outside of Frady's One-Stop Food Store, a chalk inscription reminds the public to wear a mask during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
2020-04-23
Covid, my beaded snake, demonstrates 2 meters of social distancing
Beaded at about 3 hours a day (= 3 inches), Covid both recorded the passage of time and provided diversion, though truth be told, I’m rather enjoying this time out. There are various event and day markers built into the strand that also provide memory points in its construction. -
2020-04-23
Intro to Public History
A college student's perception about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on college students. -
2020-04-23
Rainy Days
Rainy days seem to be the worst for my family. Especially on the weekend. Over the weekends my family tries to stay outside for as long as we can. But when it is raining however, that is when the cabin fever starts to kick in. We feel like we are all crammed in the house together and there is no where to go. We end up spending the day in our own corner of the house and then just come together for dinner or if we want to watch something as a family. These days are not that bad during the work week, it just makes it hard to get work done. On rainy days I just want to wrap up in a blanket and watch a movie. When the day is not all gray and rainy, my parents and I love to sit out on our back porch and play with our dog. It feels like we are getting away from the house, even though we are still at home. We talk to our neighbors and we have even made smores with the family down the street. It is the little things like that, that make quarantine a little more fun. -
2020-04-23
Care For A Loved One
The change in relationship of an adult and their parent during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
2020-04-23
Coronavirus: A Book for Children
Free, downloadable eBook from Candlewick Press. This informative and accessible guide for young readers defines the coronavirus, explains why everyday routines have been disrupted, and lays out how everyone can do their part to help. With child-appropriate answers and explanations, the book addresses several key questions. -
2020-04-23
Boredom and New Hobbies
During the quarantine, my family and I have been trying to find fun and creative ways to occupy our time. We recently have been painting quite a bit. I find it really therapeutic and the time flies by when I am doing it. -
2020-04-23
Young woman confined in Paris, France
Description of a woman living in Paris, France during the COVID-19 pandemic.