Liz Smith - Final

Al Smith poses for a picture in the doorway of his home as he leaves for the grocery store in his homemade mask.

Al Smith, a second grade teacher, blares his vuvuzela as he celebrates his students' daily math achievements over a Zoom call with the class.

Al Smith, a second grade teacher, stays up late working on grading and remote lesson plans. Remote learning has been a challenge for teachers, forcing them to work long hours to ensure student success.

Christine Smith does her daily accounting work at her kitchen table. She does not have a desk, so she uses the kitchen as her workspace, seperate from her other family members that occupy different rooms of the house for their work.

Christine Smith puts on gloves as she prepares to sanitize groceries brought in by her husband.

Christine Smith individually sanitizes a box of fruit snacks in a sea of other groceries.

Christine Smith chops an onion for a new chili recipe, one of many that she has been working to perfect with the extra time she has in quarantine. Because of her busy work life, she was unable to cook often prior to the coronavirus.

Al Smith makes a sign to hang out his car window for a car parade at his parent-in-law's assisted living facility.

Rose Walters (left) and Jim Walters (right) wave to passing cars part of a Mother's Day parade at Traditions at Reagan Park, their assisted living facility. Residents at traditions have been unable to leave the premises or have visitors since March 18, 2020.

Al Smith (left) and Christine Smith (right) play games with their son and daughter-in-law through FaceTime.

Christine Smith (left) and Al Smith (right) crack smiles as they play games with their son and daughter-in-law over a FaceTime call. The two have not been able to see their son since the Indiana stay-at-home orders began.

Liz Smith poses for a picture at her keyboard. Since the quarantine began, she has taught herself how to play multiple songs, a skill she did not have prior.