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Odyssey Template: 10 Things You Only Notice About Your Hometown Or Campus In Quarantine

It's amazing the things you realize when you don't leave the house.

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Mar 25, 2020

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Odyssey Template: 10 Things You Only Notice About Your Hometown Or Campus In Quarantine

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The coronavirus (COVID-19) is impacting everything in the world right now, including where you go, or more specifically, DON'T GO.

Sure you might be where you grew up, or where you go to school, but being quaratined in that location might make you notice things about it that you never have before.

In this template, 10 or more realizations you've had about the location you're in — after a certain amount of being quarantined there.

How To:

For each number, list what you notice. For some, provide a sentence or two about what specifically you've noticed about it, and why you didn't notice it before. Don't be afraid to add some comedic relief for these!

Then, follow these steps:

COPY the text in between the begin and end template sections below
PASTE it into a new post in Odyssey's CORE
Fill it all in and add photos
Submit under Community: Lifestyle for a chance to be featured on Odyssey's Facebook and Instagram
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BEGIN TEMPLATE

COVER PHOTO:

You should take a picture about one of the things you haven't noticed before, or perhaps a picture of you in quarantine.

Headline:

10 Things You Notice About [Hometown or College Campus] AFTER [enter amount] Days In Quarantine

*It can be more than 10. If it's less than 10, at least try to make it more than 5.

Introduction:

Provide three or four sentences introducing where you are quarantined and how long you've been quarantined.

1. [what you've noticed]

Add 1-2 sentences about why you've noticed it in quarantine but not before.

2. [what you've noticed]

Add 1-2 sentences about why you've noticed it in quarantine but not before.

3. [what you've noticed]

Add 1-2 sentences about why you've noticed it in quarantine but not before.

4. [what you've noticed]

Add 1-2 sentences about why you've noticed it in quarantine but not before.

5. [what you've noticed]

Add 1-2 sentences about why you've noticed it in quarantine but not before.

6. [what you've noticed]

Add 1-2 sentences about why you've noticed it in quarantine but not before.

7. [what you've noticed]

Add 1-2 sentences about why you've noticed it in quarantine but not before.

8. [what you've noticed]

Add 1-2 sentences about why you've noticed it in quarantine but not before.

9. [what you've noticed]

Add 1-2 sentences about why you've noticed it in quarantine but not before.

10. [what you've noticed]

Add 1-2 sentences about why you've noticed it in quarantine but not before.

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