As the spread of the coronavirus has put life on hold, many people are seeing their day-to-day life change.

Because of the pandemic, President Donald Trump and his administration have advised against gatherings of more than 10 people, according to the New York Post. As many offices employ more than the gathering limit and are trying to eliminate the spread of COVID-19, they have sent their employees home for the time being.

With many people now working from home, the new normal has been entertaining, to say the least. 

While the idea of being able to work in your pajamas from the comfort of your own couch, avoiding the rush-hour traffic, was appealing when it was all just a fantasy, the reality of it all seems to be taking some by surprise.

Some people aren't as productive as they are in a physical office, surrounded by their coworkers and bosses. 

Meetings look a little different now that they're over video chat. 

Others are shocked to learn what goes on during the day while they aren't home. 

Some are attempting to keep up with their routines, which look quite different now. 

Not everyone is dreading staying home for two weeks, though. 

The prospect of happy hour without the crowded bars is one light at the end of the tunnel. 

The best part of it all? More quality time spent playing fetch and petting your dog. 

If the quarantining is giving you cabin fever, here are a few tips on how to do it productively and with love. 

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