Sign1News continues to share with you the top five stories of the week you may have missed, stories we hope will amuse you and lift your spirits during these difficult times.
Since most children this year cannot participate in Easter egg hunts due to social media distancing, one community decided to bring the fun to the kids.
The Easter Bunny rode through the neighborhood in a classic convertible.
But it looked like adults love it more than the kids!
Remember when everyone was running to the store to buy soap, hand sanitizer and toilet paper?
Well now apparently the new “panic” item is hair dye.
Since hair salons aren’t open, many people need haircuts and coloring services.
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon says hair clippers and hair dye are flying off the shelves.
According to research firm Nielsen, sales of hair clippers increased more than 160% and hair coloring products also saw an increase of 23% from the same period a year ago.
For many people trips to retail stores were not just acquired but also relaxing.
So a cooped up California family built miniature versions of Target and Starbucks at their home.
The family built, painted, printed and stocked the playsets in just a couple of weeks.
They say they’re trying to maintain a semblance of normalcy in an abnormal time.
Amid the sorrows of coronavirus, hospital staffs are finding moments of joy to celebrate when Covid-19 patients are discharged from ICU.
Caregivers have been lining the hallways applauding and cheering as patients are being taken off ventilators, having breathing tubes removed or heading home.
And finally a tango dancer in Los Angeles came up with the ingenious idea of bringing together people for tango dance night on Zoom.
367 people anticipated in the event with dancers from the United States, Germany, France, Japan and Sweden all joining in.
People danced with their partners, pillows, dolls, stuffed animals or by themselves.
By coming together to share their love of tango, each one of them was just a little bit less alone.
Posted – 4.12.20