Due to the coronavirus quarantine, we don’t get to meet and hang out with our friends like we used to. But that doesn’t mean that we can’t make each other laugh or help out the community. In fact, there are people who’ve opened a free pantry in their front lawns and are dressing up in costumes to cheer up the neighbours; all while adhering to social distancing norms.
Michigan-based Liz Koto’s family put up a sign outside their home encouraging passersby to showcase their silliest walks on Yorkshire Road and are capturing it through their doorbell camera. The idea came to them from a comedy show named Monty Python’s Flying Circus and has been a huge hit in the area.
Here are some of the funniest walks they shared on their Instagram handle.
People in other localities and cities are also recreating the same with hilarious results. From leaping frog walk to neighbours strolling in costumes, everyone is joining in the fun. Check it out.
Would you like to try this out in your own apartment complex or colony?