Here’s How People Are Making The Best Out Of Social Distancing



The health authority all over the world have advised people to practice social distancing – curtailing contact and keeping at least six feet between people – to slow and possibly reduce the spread of COVID19.

Social distancing is not equal to self-quarantine or isolation, but other means of minimizing the spread of coronavirus. The major difference is that isolation limits the movement of people within a specific zone to restricts the transfer of the infection or virus. But in social distancing it places no such locational constraints, rather it is a behavioral practice to lower the risk in many situations.

In these dreadful and uncertain times, people are sharing the little ways in which they are trying to insert a sense of joy and normality in their lives while keeping social distancing.

Neighbors catching up while being responsible.

Social distancing by neighborhood dads.

And moms!

Responsible neighborhood happy hours.

Friendly neighborhood walks.

A grid for not-near beer drinking

Social distancing neighborhood dance parties.

Social distancing town troubadours.

Backyard kickball games.

Responsible worship.