Getting to this late, but it’s #sarscov2sunday and that means that after a week of heavy-duty reporting, I’m asking you to help me out - help all of us out - by sharing any great idea you’ve seen or had to make this extraordinary period nicer for others or yourself.
This is one I really liked: The Stuttgart opera house called on all professional or amateur musicians in the city to play Beethoven’s Ode to Joy at the open window today at 6pm. #sarscov2sunday
It’s a beautiful choice. It reminds us of the borderless Europe we have built, of the fact that we are all fighting this together even as we are separated once again by national borders and locked into our homes.
This is great.
Love this! 🤓 #sarscov2sunday
More Ode to Joy for #sarscov2sunday
I also love this.
Reading a great book is top of my list of things to do, if I ever find the time to concentrate on something other than #covid19. Though - no joke - this (by @ByDavidFrance) was next on my pile of books. Might skip that for now though I‘m really looking forward to reading it. 
I’m a complete desaster in the kitchen, proud of myself if I manage not to burn a toast, but this sounds fascinating cc @quinoat
