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Close quarters: How has your life changed during California’s stay-at-home order?

Life in the time of coronavirus has many couples in the house together for many more hours than they normally are.
Life in the time of coronavirus has many couples in the house together for many more hours than they normally are.
(Karen Ducey)
By Deborah Netburn
 and Seth Liss
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Gov. Gavin Newsom’s order for Californians to stay home to slow the rate of coronavirus transmissions has dramatically changed the lives of most people. Couples and families are forced to spend many more hours together as adults work from home and children are no longer going to school. Let us know how your life has changed during these extraordinary times.

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Deborah Netburn

Deborah Netburn covers faith, spirituality and joy for the Los Angeles Times. She started at The Times in 2006 and has worked across a wide range of sections including entertainment, home and garden, national news, technology and science.

Seth Liss

Seth Liss is the director of audience engagement at the Los Angeles Times. He has worked at the San Jose Mercury News, the Sun Sentinel in South Florida, and WAMU, the NPR station in Washington. Liss was managing editor at the Poynter Institute before joining Tribune in 2016 as a digital content director.

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