In order to combat the new coronavirus, New York City has been put on PAUSE, which stands for "Policies Assure Uniform Safety for Everyone." According to Governor Andrew Cuomo's 10-point plan, New Yorkers should stay home more and be outside less, limit outdoor recreational activities to no-contact types, and exercise social distancing, among other things.
On Tuesday, I was really struggling with keeping social distance from my refrigerator while not being as active as I used to be. So I decided to take a walk around the city to get those steps in and see if we'd reached the point of being a ghost town. Not in the least, I found out. There were plenty of New Yorkers in the streets: parents with dogs and babies, construction workers, and people going to and from grocery stores, coffee shops, and so on. Definitely, the city feels less crowded — like a Sunday morning or some international holiday when everybody’s out of town. But it was just an ordinary late March weekday, so there’s that. Read more...
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