A cure for loneliness in the age of the coronavirus: A parade of one
Across the country, around the world, it’s happening. People are doing anything and everything they can to bring a little joy to this pandemic-stricken world.
Across the country, around the world, it’s happening. People are doing anything and everything they can to bring a little joy to this pandemic-stricken world.
But for anyone who thinks, What I can, one person, do to make a difference?, we submit Zachariah Hickman, a professional musician with a Snidely Whiplash mustache and sousaphone decorated like the Loch Ness Monster.
“Okay folks - now that I’m doing the Instagram thing, I wanna talk about my daily contribution,” he posted. “I call it #paradeofone - Parade of One. Everybody is stuck in their homes... so every day, for about 45 minutes or so, I take myself on a parade around the neighborhood.”
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