Keeping in touch with friends and relatives can be challenging with the current restrictions during the pandemic. This is especially true for those folks being cared for in assisted living and retirement communities. American Senior Communities is organizing Wave Parades for all their residents across Indiana. You'll enjoy a joyous Wave Parade that just took place in Danville. Waves and smiles are essential to good health, too!

Just before “social distancing” went into effect, Patty paid a visit to Andrew Caplinger and got up close and personal with him in his kitchen! By that, we mean, she got to savor some succulent pan-fried parmesan crusted red snapper, prepared just for her by the gracious owner of Caplinger's Fresh Catch. Sooo good, and Andrew's two dogs may have gotten a taste, too. Patty's not snitching on the pooches! Caplinger's locations are open for delivery or stop by for carry-out. Visit CaplingersFreshCatch.com Great the recipe at GreatDayTV.com

It's safe to say, we're all under a lot of stress with the coronavirus situation still altering our lives in many ways. “Stay at home” may be feasible for some, but for others on the front lines, they still have to go to work. That's one reason car dealerships are considered an “essential business.” Jeff Inskeep, of Inskeep Ford, explains how his team is working to service and repair vehicles to keep responders on the road. Patty talks to Jeff about his commitment and concerns.

Tips and tricks for looking your best and Zoomin' like a pro, that and more from our Tech Talk Guru Steve Sweitzer. The new normal now with social distancing restrictions finds many of us connecting with cameras in our homes.

He's a legend. A basketball icon. And an actor! Yup, with “The Last Dance” documentary getting rave reviews on ESPN, Patty thought it was time to remember when Michael Jordan starred in the movie “Space Jam.” Patty shares her 1996 interview with us, and yes, even she was star struck!

What are horses doing at a retirement community and care facility? Jason Heath introduces us to Wess Jackson and his band of horses at Meadow Lakes - part of American Senior Communities. With the quarantine due to COVID-19 in full effect, it's important for the residents, and the staff, to know they are loved. These sweet horses walk right up to the windows to the delight of everyone. Not a “neigh”-sayer in the bunch!

Andrew Caplinger shares his Low Carb Crab Cake recipe, and, of course, Patty has to taste-test this succulent creation. If you're a seafood lover, this concoction is a must! (Note: Patty is standing close to Andrew during some of the segment . . . the story was shot before social distancing and the coronavirus pandemic procedures were in place!) Caplinger’s now has carry-out and delivery: CaplingersFreshCatch.com. Want to make the crab cakes at home? Recipe: 1 pound jumbo or colossal lump blue crab meat 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese 3/4 cup mayonnaise 1 tablespoon lemon juice Mix all ingredients with the exception of the blue crab. Then fold in the blue crab meat. Make into patties and place in a preheated nonstick pan on medium heat. Let cook for 3 to 5 minutes per side. If you want to make it even easier, place the crab mixture into a cupcake pan and bake at 350 degrees for 18 to 22 minutes.

Isolation and quarantine are all new to many of us during this coronavirus scare. But Steve Sweitzer profiles a well-known journalist who's had to implement some of these procedures long before our current situation. Former WISH-TV political reporter Jim Shella shares his experiences battling some health issues, which forced him to rethink his priorities. Steve also reveals how technology is helping during these trying times.

Art is the thing our Joy Hernandez loves to cover and share with us. This time she visits with a graffiti artist who is known for his stylized and colorful renderings, often on murals. What inspires him to create on a grand scale? Painting is his passion!