“We need not so much”: Michelle Obama told what her family was doing during quarantine

The 44th first lady of the United States Michelle Obama spoke about what her family and husband do during quarantine, writes CNN.

Netflix, conferencing, and online college classes are part of the Obama family’s daily routine during the forced quarantine, which is now in most parts of the world.

About what her family is doing, Michelle Obama told TV presenter Ellen DeGeneres in a phone call recorded on video and posted on Twitter.

According to the former first lady, the daughters Malia and Sasha returned home from college and now the family is trying to streamline their everyday life, which is usually eventful and meeting.

“We're just trying to structure our days,” Michelle said. "We are all here - the girls are back, but the colleges are continuing their studies, so they go to their rooms and do online lessons."

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“I think Barak ... I don't know where he is. He was on a conference call; and I just finished a video call. We're just trying to get on with the chores, but we also have some Netflix and relaxing moments. ”

Obama told DeGeneres that you can find positive things in quarantine, at least on a personal level.

“But on the other hand, I know that it forces us to be with each other, have real conversations, ask questions and figure out how to keep ourselves occupied without TV or computers,” she said. "This is a good exercise to remind us that we all don't need much."

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