Four ways people in Wembley can get social while under lockdown
Life under lockdown and respecting social distancing guidelines needn’t mean you have no social life as this 2-minute read explains.
Across Wembley people are getting creative and using technology in several ways to come together during a time when for the good of us all, we’re keeping apart.
Human beings are naturally social animals (some less than others you might say) so being able to keep a connection with colleagues, friends and family is healthy for us. Especially during anxious times like these.
And as Wembley went under lockdown people have used technology to stay in touch.
Below are four ideas and links, to help you make the most of life under lockdown and bringing those close to you together – virtually.
Virtual book clubs: Virtual book clubs have boomed since the lockdown. Probably because they are easy to do. Just get a group of friends, read the same chapters of the same book each week, then catch up on Zoom, or other video conferencing platforms, to discuss what you’ve read.
Virtual pub quiz: Many of us miss a drink down the local, but many people have made the best of things by setting up online pub quizzes. See the link below for tips on how to create a perfect one. Cheers.
Murder mysteries: Fancy gathering some friends and family for a game of whodunnit? Virtual murder mysteries give you the chance to get in touch with your inner Miss Marple or Hercule Poirot. You’ll be able to get creative with costumes, alibis, and a suspension of reality for a couple of hours. We’re in!
Kids’ (and grown-ups) birthday parties: One of the saddest aspects of the lockdown has been how many children have missed out on their birthday parties. But technology now makes it possible to get your little cherubs around computers to take part in games, quizzes, dance contests and many other ways to have fun.
This all goes to show that where’s the will, and Wi-Fi, there’s a way to have fun, stay safe and stay socially active in Wembley.
At Grey & Co we’re embracing the virtual world ourselves by investing more in video tours and offering valuations and viewings virtually.
There are 360 tours available for all of our properties, you can request a live virtual viewing of all of our vacant properties and we are carrying out virtual valuations, either using our social distancing valuation tool or face to face, with a couple of screens in between, via video calling. Whatever your fancy, except in person, there is a method to suit you all.
To find out more get in touch with us.
Thanks for reading, stay home, protect the NHS, save lives, and look after yourselves and each other.
Till next time Take Care x.
PS: Here are those handy links.
Book Club: https://www.countryliving.com/entertaining/a32010726/virtual-book-club/
