Want to do something to hang in your window so that neighbors walking or riding their bikes can see? I’ve been seeing a lot of windows in my neighborhood and on the internet with cool drawings and I was thinking of something we could do….How about this?

If you don’t have colored paper, you could cut out the hearts and color them in with marker or crayon.

I think I might hang the one I made outside in nice weather, then put it in my window so people going by on their walks can see that I am thinking about them.

Send pictures if you do it!

This is from the Dearborn City Government Instagram: another GREAT idea!

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@dearborncitygov residents, if you’d like to show your support for all those working on the #front #lines during the #COVID19 pandemic, a simple way to do so is by placing a #ribbon on a tree, mailbox, lamp post or porch post at your home. This gesture is a #salute to our health care workers, first responders, delivery people, grocery store and restaurant workers, public service workers and other #essential #employees on the front lines right now. You can use any color you may have at home. White is a universal color for health care, red represents the fight against the Coronavirus. Use what you have at home, no shopping for supplies! Leftover Christmas ribbons, bags and even t-shirts can work for this. If you don't have supplies to make a ribbon, you can draw a 'thank you' note and put it in your window. You can also use sidewalk chalk, or you can drop a positive comment on social media. Let’s show our support to those working so hard for all of us!

A post shared by City of Dearborn Government (@dearborncitygov) on Apr 3, 2020 at 5:05am PDT

Please stay safe and be well! No school work next week since it is our break, but I will see you right back here on April 13!

Hope the bunny leaves you some goodies, as always- help out around the house and Be Kind!