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Daily life in social isolation: ‘Puzzling with the cat is not always easy’

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Psychology student and freelance photographer Fabienne Hoogendoorn spends her days in isolation with her parents in Rotterdam. To relax, she goes outside on her skateboard or tries to complete a puzzle while the cat is watching.

For illustration purposes. EM photographer Fabienne was in isolation with her parents a few months ago.

Image by: Fabienne Hoogendoorn

When you're spending so much time at home, you'll also have to make sure there is plenty to do.

Image by: Fabienne Hoogendoorn

All plans in my agenda have been cancelled. No more appointments at the university, no appointments with friends.

Image by: Fabienne Hoogendoorn

You can now watch lectures on the couch.

Image by: Fabienne Hoogendoorn

Making a puzzle to pass time, although that's not always easy with two cats.

Image by: Fabienne Hoogendoorn

My tennis rackets are in the hallway for now. After all, training and competitions are cancelled.

Image by: Fabienne Hoogendoorn

I try to keep in touch with everyone by making a lot of video calls.

Image by: Fabienne Hoogendoorn

Every now and then it's nice to get a breath of fresh air and to exercise. I like to do that on my skateboard.

Image by: Fabienne Hoogendoorn

Or I use my skeelers.

Image by: Fabienne Hoogendoorn

All restaurants are closed, so if we can't eat out, we try to get it in the house. Fortunately, our favourite restaurant around the corner is still open for take-out.

Image by: Fabienne Hoogendoorn

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