- Fri Mar 20, 2020 10:10 am
#11517
If you are self isolating, or staying at home more than usual, and are thus bored utterly rigid like me, then there are some free on-line streaming services of drama and music which should continue for the duration of the current restrictions.
The first asks for donations to Charity (and why not) and I have yet to explore the others.
If you find anything similar on-line then please post links below. I am connected with a Charity which supports people with Multiple Sclerosis and they are at very high risk and almost all confined to their homes in isolation. The more distractions they can have the better their wellbeing.
Shows, music and opera
Classical music
Other music
I have yet to explore the last one as it goes live "today" US time so when I last checked it wasn't yet functioning. I expect it will be up and running very soon.
And I know that no-one on here will have been panic buying, but this is a pretty powerful video from the BBC:
Nurse's despair
The first asks for donations to Charity (and why not) and I have yet to explore the others.
If you find anything similar on-line then please post links below. I am connected with a Charity which supports people with Multiple Sclerosis and they are at very high risk and almost all confined to their homes in isolation. The more distractions they can have the better their wellbeing.
Shows, music and opera
Classical music
Other music
I have yet to explore the last one as it goes live "today" US time so when I last checked it wasn't yet functioning. I expect it will be up and running very soon.
And I know that no-one on here will have been panic buying, but this is a pretty powerful video from the BBC:
Nurse's despair
Otiose Mountebank and Charlatan. In loving Memory of Sue, aka Her Ladyship: 21st September 1947 to 29th December 2007.