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The New Normal: A Look at the Bay Area's Shelter-at-Home Experience

Here's a compilation of photos and videos from our NBC Bay Area family and from you, our neighbors who are experiencing this with us, on what our new normal looks like.

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The coronavirus pandemic has changed our daily lives and we are now seeing a new normal: empty freeways, locked parks and people working from home.

Here's a compilation of photos and videos from our NBC Bay Area family and from you, our neighbors who are experiencing this with us, on what our new normal looks like. Share your #NewNormal photos with us by e-mailing isee@nbcbayarea.com or by clicking here.

NBC Bay Area's Kari Hall, Mike Inouye and Laura Garcia show us how their working-from-home set up looks in this New Normal lifestyle.

NBC Bay Area's Today in the Bay Team give a glimpse of how their working-from-home set up looks like.

Reading via FaceTime
Ericka Tate
Reading via FaceTime is the new normal. (Ericka Tate/NBC Bay Area viewer)
Group workout class
Tara Dee Mooch
The "new normal" group workout class in Napa! (Tara Dee Mooch/NBC Bay Area viewer)
Playgrounds taped off in Cupertino. (Denise Hayashi/NBC Bay Area viewer)
Kids’ craft project is now making and decorating homemade masks. (Garvin Thomas/NBC Bay Area)
Working from home
Pranita Estrada
Pranita Estrada shared this photo of her son working from home.
Molly Fleming Schauer
Molly Fleming Schauer shows us her new normal. "Teaching high school English remotely from a makeshift garage office while my 3 and 5 year olds ransack the house."
Photojournalist shooting with 6-foot rule.
Robert Wellington/NBC Bay Area
NBC Bay Area photojournalist Robert Wellington shows how he's able to continue reporting out on the field with the 6-foot rule. Note the boom mic. (Robert Wellington/NBC Bay Area)

Life During Pandemic: Roads Empty, Tourist Spots Deserted, Schools Closed

Office work space
Janie Little Bevens
NBC Bay Area viewer Janie Little Bevens shows us her office work space.
During the shelter-in-place order, Bay Area families have the time to gather and eat dinner together and right now, the food selection could be a regular way to help the community. Raj Mathai reports.
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