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Genius idea, @tussenkunstenquarantaine and @gettymuseum. And the results are STUNNING!!!!!!✨✨✨✨

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Neighbors in Perth Senior Village, wine glasses in hand, toast from their driveways in Perth, Australia. “We are just a bunch of oldies, enjoying each other’s company with social distance,” one neighbor said. “We all took our drinks and nibbles and enjoyed the music played on Trish’s old record player. Very relaxing.” 🎥: Susan Moss / @abcperth

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GARDEN MARATHON: On Wednesday, James Campbell circled his 20-foot yard for over 5 hours to complete a marathon. Campbell, a former world-class competitive javelin thrower from Cheltenham, England, wanted to stave off boredom while also raising funds for NHS Charities — he surpassed his goal raising over £26,661. The #6MetreGardenMarathon Garner cyber cheers from around the World! Great job, James!

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Now here’s a little story about dating in the age of quarantine that made us feel all types of ways. 🔭 UPDATE: THEY ARE DATING THROUGH A BUBBLE!!!!!! 🧼🧼🧼🧼

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The idea started in Queensland and has taken off inspiring Australians and people from around the World to get their best (and wackiest) costumes on for their bin outings. Tag yourselves! 📸: FB / Bin Isolation Outing Group La idea comenzó en Queensland y muchos en Australia y por el mundo se han unido a este grupo de 116,000 personas en Facebook compartiendo fotos sacando la basura en disfraz .

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