Tag : Quarantine (Life and Culture)

Tag: Quarantine (Life and Culture)

One More Relationship Tested by the Pandemic: Siblings

For many brothers and sisters, the coronavirus and its limits on relationships outside the home have upended their dynamics.

Glitches in A.P. Tests Online Add to Students' Worries

Technical problems with the digital versions of the Advanced Placement exams caused angst for high school students and parents at an already stressful time.

When Sheltering in Place Puts Your Tax Strategy at Risk

Advisers say taxpayers facing residency questions because of quarantine orders need to keep detailed records to explain where they lived, for how long and why.

These No-Bake Bars Are the Next Best Thing to a Peanut Butter Cup

Sweetened peanut butter topped with a simple chocolate shell, you’ll want to keep these treats on hand in the fridge — if they last that long.

Christie’s Gets Creative for 20th-Century Art Auction in July

The sale, which includes works that were to be sold in New York in May, will be a hybrid: in-person (where allowed) and online in a format tailored for the coronavirus era.

What Parents Should Know as States Reopen

Experts urge caution and continued protective measures for playgrounds, play dates and family travel.

Is It Safe to Go Out to Eat?

Dining rooms are reopening in many states, but that doesn’t mean you should go. Before you decide, public health experts advise taking these steps.

Let Vegetables Be the Star of Your Memorial Day

Finished with creamy burrata and a sweet and tangy agrodolce sauce, this packed platter makes a glorious holiday meal.

To Build Resilience in Isolation, Master the Art of Time Travel

When the present is unpleasant, it helps to think ahead to the future and back to the past.

Is the Hand Quicker Than the Zoom Window?

With theaters and nightclubs closed, magicians have pivoted to remote performance. Can your screen be a place of enchantment?

Will Working From Home Become the Norm?

Readers discuss the benefits of telecommuting as well as some questions it raises, such as whether employers should share the cost savings with workers.

Make It Ahead

Steal a little bit of time during the day to make dinner easier.

‘A Lot of Bad News Out There’: Parenting in a Pandemic

A mother balances coverage of tsunamis, plane crashes, bombings and other tragedies with life at home during a coronavirus lockdown.

Your Food Is in the Mail

The C.E.O.s of Blue Apron and Thrive Market have had to deal with crushing demand with millions of people stuck at home and looking to cook.

Alone.

It’s a relief or a nightmare, irritating and liberating, and already, for many, interminable. This is living alone in a pandemic.