“I’m a 3 year old Labrador living with a retired bossie (LtCol in the Dutch Army) and a full time working female bossie. For my bossie and me hardly anything changed. We only have a partial lockdown in The Netherlands, so we can still do our daily walkies in the park…”
“…A minha viagem ao Brasil para ver meus amigos está em suspenso. Aliás, nossa vida está em suspenso. E tudo por causa de algo tão pequeno que só é observado através de microscópio.”
“I still haven’t heard from the university about whether I can stay on campus for the summer, and because of the airline restrictions, I can barely find an air ticket that will get me home…”
“…This was not my usual ‘I couldn’t sleep because I just watched a cute love story’. No, this was fear. Real fear. For the first time in my life, I felt true fear…”
“Minha esposa e meu filho não passaram da porta de casa para a rua nesse período, inclusive meu filho começou a andar no primeiro dia de quarentena, e ainda não sabe o que é andar na rua…”
“Have been taking shelter at home since Jan 2020. Can’t travel to US or any other country.”
“caused me need to move out from my student dorm and find another place to stay locally.”
“Se a quarentena não estivesse associada a uma tragédia humanitária de grandes proporções, com muitas mortes e pessoas doentes, eu desejaria que ela nunca mais acabasse”
“在学校的最后几周，每天的心情都很差。有段时间挺自暴自弃，每天除了吃吃喝喝就是睡觉。还好之后回国了”
Life in Quarantine: Witnessing Global Pandemic is an initiative sponsored by the Poetic Media Lab and the Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis at Stanford University.
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