Street Talk: a weekly Question answered by the public
Updated: Apr 6, 2020
Since I am unable to go out to the streets to gather my subjects for this column, I did it all from my connections on my computer at home, and by Facebook. If anyone reading this would like to be featured in a future STREET TALK, let me know: info@bransonglobe.com. Since we don't know how long we will be quarantined, I will make my home the "STREET."
What creative outlet have you started doing since COVID-19 limitations were put in place?

PEGGY DON YATES:
“I’m communicating with messages and phone calls more. I find i think of the wellbeing of others and how they are adjusting. On nice days you can find me on my hands and knees picking weeds, 1 weed at a time.”

DEBRA VILLALBA:
“Not much is changed for me. I am working out at home, as Crossfit is closed. So being creative with a limited workout equipment I have.”

SCOTT MILLIGAN:
“Mostly singing and dancing in front of my teenagers just to embarrass them. It works well, they are embarrassed even though nobody else is there to see it.”

MICHAELE KOKOTAN:
“I’ve been coloring and dabbling in paint. Planting some spring flowers and of course baking. Never been too creative.”

KIMELA SHUCART:
“I’ve been cooking up a storm and learning to bake gluten free. I’ve also been painting pretties on rocks. That gives my artsy-fartsy side an outlet. Unfortunately, due to the hostage situation I’ve got NO ONE to pawn them off on.”
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