As the coronavirus pandemic continues and many people have been isolated in their homes for more than a month, signs of hope are apparent in little things like rocks and flowers.
On walks around the neighborhood, people are discovering handpainted rocks with kind messages from children and homemade yard signs.
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Flowers are blooming, and literal signs are letting drivers know good things are ahead.
Here are signs of hope people around the world are sharing:
These little signs of hope I stumbled upon during my walk today are the reminders we all need right now ❤️ pic.twitter.com/pMVhQYXJZf
— Justine Marschner (@JustinesJust_In) April 26, 2020
🌈Signs of hope! The families crossing the loop trail on the bridge must have loved this. 🚴📸 Ashley O’Neill pic.twitter.com/iaE8ncCRaH
— Discover Stillwater (@MNBirthplace) April 27, 2020
New #hope sign on Richmond Ave. #hopesign #signofhope #statenisland #nyc #NYCLockdown #COVID19 #Covid_19 pic.twitter.com/J6RZwpvoe8
— Staten Island Tweets (@StatenNYC) March 31, 2020
Nice addition to the neon rose. #koin6news #pdx #RoseCity #Oregon #Portland #PNW #StayHomeSaveLives #Hope #COVID19 #coronavirus #pdx #SpringFlowers #Refresh pic.twitter.com/XChvFzV9D2
— Jennifer Dowling (@JenDowlingKoin6) April 26, 2020
Makeshift signs with inspiring messages are popping up in neighborhoods around Rochester, like this sign in Summerville.
Posted by News 8 WROC Rochester on Sunday, March 29, 2020
My garden is in full bloom. It's taken 22 years of work and I am very proud of it, especially because it fills me with hope during this dark time! #selfisolation #covid_19 #hope #gardening #gardensofinstagram #love #Irelandlockdown pic.twitter.com/3XxGCCKsJz
— Margo Gorman (@MargoGorman) April 27, 2020
I'm sure this is not an official MDOT sign, but I hope they leave it there for a while! On 41st street going towards TV Hill. I like seeing it on my way to work. 🙂 #Hope pic.twitter.com/h4IjVEaUCP
— Tony Pann (@TonyPannWBAL) April 27, 2020
Going on a walk through the neighbourhood can be inspiring with these little messages found along the path. What signs of love, hope and inspiration can you find around your neighborhood? pic.twitter.com/qa8s6PZDmc
— Viola Desmond K3 Hedgehogs (@Viok3hedgehogs) April 27, 2020
Posted by FOX 10 Phoenix on Tuesday, April 21, 2020
The first rose is starting to open - Gertrude Jekyll- a bit small and worse for the weather but a sign of better to come #hope pic.twitter.com/TuBLBIqTPm
— alison levey (@papaver) April 26, 2020