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Hello everyone, to my readers out there, hope you are holding up fine during this pandemic. 1. If you live in a shoebox, do spend more time at the balcony for fresh air and sense of wider space, as you may be restricted in milling around the estate. 2. Have your personal corners to keep sane. 3. Set up a schedule if necessary, for bathroom use and TV time. 4. Make use of technology like smartphones and tablets. 5. Talk softly, be respectful of other occupants' needs. 6. Do house chores together. 7. Do on the spot exercises like rope skipping, aerobics, yoga and body weight training. 8. Continue to chat and communicate regularly with your family and friends! 9. Don't coop up at home the whole day. At least (at most) once a day, exit the building for essential errands such as taking away a meal, walking the dog if you have one or just a quick stroll around the estate for some fresh air and take a breather for sanity.

Tech alleviates cabin fever for shoebox residents By Valerie Kor / EdgeProp Singapore | April 24, 2020 6:00 AM SGT SINGAPORE (EDGEPROP) - Marketing manager Karyn Wong is too busy to be bored. Despite having to stay home during the “circuit breaker” period implemented to help prevent further spread of Covid-19, she has been working with her husband from their 355 sq ft home on Haig Road. She says: “I have been swamped with work. In fact, I am struggling to find the work-life balance when working from home.” The couple is renting from Wong’s father, who originally purchased the property as his retirement home. Working from their compact home has been conducive for Wong so far. The only challenge she faces is when both she and her husband have to take video-conference calls at the same time. “When that happens, one of us stays put, while the other goes to the bedroom,” Wong says. Read full article at: https://www.edgeprop.sg/property-news/tech-alleviates-cabin-fever-shoebox-resid