I’ve now been alive in six decades:

The 1980s
The 1990s
The 2000s
The 2010s
The 2020s
March

— Sam Spencer (@choosesam) March 22, 2020

Me: why does my back hurt

Also me: pic.twitter.com/aqffaJa3A9

— Wajed (@borderlineyikes) March 26, 2020

I just went outside and lemme just say, THAT SUN HIT DIFFERENT WHEN ITS ILLEGAL

— BRAVEY WEDNESDAY 🇬🇭 (@WaveyWednesday) March 27, 2020

When I find who’s been eating all my quarantine snacks pic.twitter.com/IEDLdO2myT

— Kelsey (@notorious_KRG) March 24, 2020

when the self care and crafting and cooking ISNT curing your anxiety pic.twitter.com/FwsA03X37l

— Becca Barton (@Becckitt) March 26, 2020

how everyday feels pic.twitter.com/elJephfeI5

— Z (@zahraloum) March 24, 2020

Back in 2016 we sponsored a refugee family to come to Canada. Today, knowing that we're self-isolating because of travel, they brought bags of food to my front porch. Beans, dates, noodles, lentils, tahini, veggies, meat, and candy for my kid. So kind… and I'm so grateful♥️😭🇨🇦 pic.twitter.com/BksTcxl62y

— Robin Stevenson (@robin_stevenson) March 24, 2020

Friends canceled their son’s Bar Mitzvah this weekend but decided to keep the contract with their caterer, a tiny Hmong-owned business. They delivered the food to friends in quarantine & sent pans home with others. Grateful for stories like this and for community in a bleak time.

— hodel in the streets, chava in the sheets (@mrotzie) March 15, 2020

Side effect of quarantine is it's really hard to end phone calls. Twice today I almost said "okay I have to run" before realizing there is nowhere to run to

— Jeff Kasanoff (@JeffKasanoff) March 18, 2020

I'm sorry if I've watched your Instagram story 13 seconds after it was posted I have Nothing. To. Do.

— 💛 dzana (@DzanaAlibegic) March 21, 2020

me and me dad are sharing the dining room table working from home today. He's an aerospace engineer on a conference call ordering fuselage prototypes and I'm drawing a duck

— lydia 🍃 (@lydiakahill) March 19, 2020

This pre k Zoom meeting with 22 four year olds is not very productive, but it’s super duper cute. 💕 pic.twitter.com/aoBXjTwGOw

— Lindsay Kaplan (@lindsaykap) March 23, 2020

So my dog has been so happy that everyone is home for quarantine, that his tail has stopped working, so we went to the vet and the vet said ‘he had sprained his tail from excessively wagging it’ 😂😂😭😭💔💔

— Emma smith (@Emmasmith77xx) March 20, 2020

My daughter went to babysit for a new client. Single mom. Almost no furniture. Water is turned off. Instead of leaving, my daughter said she'd watch the kids for free and texted me: "Dad, can we get her water turned on?" Yes, we can. I love that kid

— not always Sometimes clever (@FrozenChaps) March 28, 2020

I was exercising on my balcony and someone that was stopped at a red light got out of their car and started working out with me. We did jumping jacks, pointed at each other, and laughed. He got back in his car and drove off. That was the most human connection I’ve had in 17 days.

— Gus Constantellis (@ConstantlyGus) March 30, 2020

what’s y’alls new sleep schedule mine is 5 am to 2 pm 🙂

— -_- (@imnotbecca) March 29, 2020

working from home be like ohhh what hoody and sweatpants am I gonna wear today??

— Ashley Fern (@disco_infern0) March 25, 2020

DO NOT APOLOGISE WHEN YOUR PETS JUMP INTO THE FRAME ON ZOOM CALLS. Was just in a conference with the CEOs of a major US org and Muffin jumped on my lap and the whole conversation stopped, IS THAT A CAT, SHOW ME THE CAT!
Everyone needs cats in these trying times.

— Christopher Ruz #TheRaggedBlade out now! (@ruzkin) March 26, 2020

Emails now be like: I hope you are staying safe, sheltered in place, stocked with toilet paper, and healthy during these absolutely unprecedented, wild, chaotic, terrifying times. Just wanted to follow up-

— socially distant des (@_chismosa_) March 26, 2020

my new wfh coworker is so needy, I can’t get anything done 🙄 pic.twitter.com/FyIeLY45GO

— Kevin P. Johnson (@OkayJoJay) March 19, 2020

Yesterday, my neighbour left me some homeade soup to pick up from outside; while I am recovering from a mild case of COVID. When I got there, I found not only a big container of piping hot soup, but two huge bags of shopping. I almost burst into tears. She barely knows me.

— Dr Matt Prescott (@mattprescott) March 29, 2020

day 9 in quarantine: On my way to working from home pic.twitter.com/GrAb8SxGOF

— 10TAVY (@10TAVY) March 17, 2020

My professor is 74 and he isn’t confident using Zoom so he’s prerecorded the rest of our classes. Today, I watched the first one. He has a Pinocchio doll in the front row because he isn’t comfortable teaching to an empty room. I’m social distancing for this man and this man only. pic.twitter.com/2HvG3xhrTt

— montana (@macho_montana) March 22, 2020

my boss turned herself into a potato on our Microsoft teams meeting and can’t figure out how to turn the setting off, so she was just stuck like this the entire meeting pic.twitter.com/uHLgJUOsXk

— Rachele with an e but pronounced Rachel (@PettyClegg) March 30, 2020

How am I supposed to become a chef in quarantine when all I have is ramen and anxiety

— Jess 🍀 (@jessblueberry99) March 24, 2020

Changed my automatic email sign off To “the world will never be the same, Annie”

— Annie Hamilton (@ANNIE_HAM) March 18, 2020

One day this is going to be over- can you imagine that day? How we’ll come out into the sun and laugh and hug and sing and dance and hold hands? I’m living for that day. It’ll be like nothing we’ve experienced before.

— Glennon Doyle (@GlennonDoyle) March 18, 2020