Dana7360
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We all know that Italy is being hit the hardest with the virus.
I live in Washington. Where it started in America. The first case and death from the virus in America happened 10 miles from where I'm sitting now. While I don't know anyone who has the virus, one of my best friends works in the schools here and can't be around anyone for 2 weeks. She has a week more to go. She is fine. We are praying she stays fine.
Meanwhile in Italy where people are like we are, cooped up in our homes and can't go out, they found a way to inspire one another to get through these hard times.
They went to their balconies and sang their national anthem together.
Here's the video. I thought we all could use some thing positive and inspiring right now.
www.aol.com
I live in Washington. Where it started in America. The first case and death from the virus in America happened 10 miles from where I'm sitting now. While I don't know anyone who has the virus, one of my best friends works in the schools here and can't be around anyone for 2 weeks. She has a week more to go. She is fine. We are praying she stays fine.
Meanwhile in Italy where people are like we are, cooped up in our homes and can't go out, they found a way to inspire one another to get through these hard times.
They went to their balconies and sang their national anthem together.
Here's the video. I thought we all could use some thing positive and inspiring right now.
Italians sing on balconies in sign of solidarity amid coronavirus lockdown
The flash mob sang the national anthem together in the evening as part of a nationwide effort to raise morale.
www.aol.com
