DMC Quarantine Favorites

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The past few months have felt a little (or a lot) like Groundhog’s Day. With some form of social distancing in effect for the foreseeable future, we compiled a list of things our contributors have been enjoying to pass the time. (I’ve highlighted a few of my personal choices).

If you’re feeling a little like every day is a repeat of the previous day, check out our quarantine picks and discover some new entertainment!

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TV Shows

  • Tiger King – a DMC favorite across the board. As one contributor put it, “I can’t stop – it’s a train wreck!”
  • Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist – such a fun, unique show about a woman who gains the ability to hear the thoughts of others – in song!
  • Little Fires Everywhere
  • Schitt’s Creek
  • Forensic Files

Podcasts

App

  • Hoopla – if you’re missing the library as much as I am, Hoopla connects to your library card and gives you instant access to a wide variety of audiobooks, e-books, music, and movies.
  • Instagram
  • Shutterfly
  • Tik-Tok
  • Duo
  • Marco Polo
  • Fetch Rewards

Read

  • Anything by Elin Hilderbrand – a DMC favorite author. You really can’t go wrong with any of her titles!
  • Hillbilly Elegy
  • Get Out Of Your Head by Jennie Allen
  • Fancy Nancy– my daughter has recently discovered this adorable series and is crazy over the French obsessed and fabulous Nancy!
  • Pete the Cat – another popular child choice

Recipe

Take Out Orders

Crafting/Hobbies

  • Gardening
  • Hand lettering
  • Creating chalk art
  • Puzzles, puzzles … so many puzzles!
  • Neighborhood walks and bike rides
  • Hikes – Dayton is home to many great hiking trails. Be sure to check social media pages before heading out to see what is currently open.
  • Flying kites

There you have it – a few things that are helping us get through this quarantine time. Do you have any favorites to add to the list?

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Mallory Skidmore
Hello! My name is Mallory, and I am a Troy native. I now live in Beavercreek with my husband, our daughter, Greer (May 2016) and son, Smith (Feb. 2019). The first few years of parenthood have taught me that I still have so much to learn! I’m trying to figure it out with a little bit of humor and a lot of humility. I believe that we are our best selves when we are on vacation, that life should be more like a Hallmark movie, that local restaurants are far superior to chains, that birthdays should be week long celebrations, and that you can never have too many library cards.