Rachel Armitage says: "This is Isla and Rory, and they’ve had so much fun with impromptu art projects during the coronavirus crisis. We found an old cardboard box and they’re hard at work making a life sized cardboard cutout of Isla!" EMN-200423-152818001Rachel Armitage says: "This is Isla and Rory, and they’ve had so much fun with impromptu art projects during the coronavirus crisis. We found an old cardboard box and they’re hard at work making a life sized cardboard cutout of Isla!" EMN-200423-152818001
Rachel Armitage says: "This is Isla and Rory, and they’ve had so much fun with impromptu art projects during the coronavirus crisis. We found an old cardboard box and they’re hard at work making a life sized cardboard cutout of Isla!" EMN-200423-152818001

Show us what is lifting your spirits under coronavirus lockdown in our Rays of Sunshine feature!

This week, aside from our ongoing support for healthcare and key workers keeping the country running, we are also looking to our wider community enduring coronavirus lockdown. Our Rays of Sunshine feature is showcasing what has been helping to make our readers smile and lift their spirits during the coronavirus crisis.
By The Newsroom
Published 23rd Apr 2020, 16:52 BST

It can be something as simple as a beautiful walk near where you live, your family, a pet, a mural, an act of kindness - the list is endless. All you need to do is post your pictures on our Facebook page saying what has made you smile, saying something like: “This is XXX and this is what has made me smile during this crisis.” We pledge to show our #raysofsunshine each Thursday on our website www.sleafordstandard.co.uk as well as in the paper.

Arlene Bone said: "This part of my garden in the sunshine made me smile, felt like I was somewhere tropical." EMN-200423-152807001

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Arlene Bone said: "This part of my garden in the sunshine made me smile, felt like I was somewhere tropical." EMN-200423-152807001 Photo: Midlands

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