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Proceeds from weekly live music streams in the group go to Feed the Northland Kids and the United States Bartenders Guild. It’s exactly what it sounds like, a virtual party of sorts where users do their best to slam whatever is in their cup. If you are looking for more of the college feel, request to join Quarantine Beer Chugs Facebook group. If whoever runs the Zoom meeting screen shares the Jackbox Game from their device, all the other participants have to do is go to to play along. Think Apples to Apples, Pictionary or Cards Against Humanity. Jackbox offers a variety of different games that might ask you to doodle, write the best jokes, or answer hilarious trivia questions. If sitting around staring at each other over the internet won’t cut it, consider downloading a party pack from Jackbox Games to your gaming system, Smart TV or Mac/PC.

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If you don’t already use the software to prove to your boss that you’re on the clock, Zoom allows users to chat one-on-one for free and offers screen sharing and recording capabilities. Nothing says you can’t use Zoom video conferencing for play. While I begin hydrating for Fools Fest 40, here are few ways to get social despite the distance: Not to mention the party that could have been Monday night on Massachusetts Street in downtown Lawrence.Ī “normal” Fools Fest (Courtesy | Clarence Dennis) I thought about the college kids who had their final semester cut short, along with the recent grads and many of my friends in their 20s - the ones who look forward to coworker happy hours or had plans for a little March Madness in Vegas. But now, as one day rolls into the next and spring temperatures taunt rooftop bar regulars and patio brunch aficionados, working for the actual weekend calls for some creativity.Ī few weeks ago, I saw a tweet that said something along the lines of, “Be sure to check on your extroverts.” How hard could it be to look presentable from the waist up and be available online like we are already, almost all the time?īottomless home-brewed coffee has helped, along with working on the porch. The prospect of rolling out of bed and into the “office” made staying up a bit later to binge a few more episodes a little easier. The first week or so was reminiscent of the rare school night sleepover in elementary school, or perhaps the even more lawless first week in the freshman dorms. Sponsor Message Become a Flatland sponsor

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