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1. With many Meals On Wheels volunteers over the age of 55 staying home, college students are now stepping up to make sure the meals get delivered.

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2. Starting to lose it a bit in your home office? From the hum of a laser printer to your coworker eating lunch, this website has the ambient office space noise that you miss the most.

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3. Hey girl, it’s so hard to stay away from you. The video team at Mashable created a new slow jam, “Six Feet Apart,” with puppets lamenting the need for social distancing.

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4. 26.2 miles worth of Boston Marathon daffodils are being placed outside of hospitals throughout the city as a show of support to medical staff working around the clock.

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5. Need a creative outlet? Local artist Carlos Carmonamedina is offering his illustrations of DC area sites as coloring book pages completely free of charge.

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6. With everyone stuck at home, people are starting to get creative with ways to pass the time. Check out this special quarantine obstacle course and how this dog & cat had… different approaches to the challenge.

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7. Searching for some fresh meals to spice up quarantine? Why not look to the past for inspiration. The WWI Museum’s latest exhibit features recipes from The Great War.

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8. Here’s a great way to add some pizzazz to your next meeting: invite a farm animal! Silicon Valley-based animal sanctuary The Sweet Farm is offering “Goat 2 Meetings” featuring their Animal Ambassadors.

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9. Move over Pizza Rat, it’s Pizza Groundhog’s time to shine! Check out this hungry rodent and some curious K9 onlookers.

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10. A high school Robotics teacher in Lake Ridge, Virginia is using 3D printers to make PPE equipment for medical professionals in need.

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11. Want to travel the world at home? From Rome to Madrid to Times Square and beyond, this site allows you to view live Skyline webcams in locations around the globe.

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12. DC’s Capo Deli is paying homage to the nation’s top infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci with “Fauci Pouchy” cocktails available for delivery throughout the district.

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13. A 99-year-old WW2 veteran has raised £17 million pounds (over $20 million) for the NHS simply by walking laps in his garden.

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14. For all of you architecture buffs out there, 12 of Frank Lloyd Wright’s buildings are now hosting virtual tours on Instagram.

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15. Raise a glass to Coors, which made a 93-year-old Pennsylvania woman’s day by delivering 150 cans of Coors Light to her house after she was photographed asking neighbors for help with her dwindling supply.

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