It’s been a hard year for all. Half a million Americans have died from Covid. I think of the hundreds of thousands of families that have lost someone. But it’s not just Covid19 deaths, I have lost four relatives in … Continue reading →
It has been 11 months since Covid19 started shutting things down. I am tired of people not taking COVID seriously. I’m amazed that there are still people who don’t recognize that they also breathe through their noses. They … Continue reading →
It’s been over 10 months since the pandemic caused us to start staying at home. I hadn’t posted my musings yet for the last month, but a couple of people asked me if I was going to, so here it … Continue reading →
It has been 8 months since the COVID19 restrictions started. I have gotten into the habit of posting an update to mark another month of my pandemic stay-at-home journey, so here is this month’s edition. Injuring my back is my … Continue reading →
It has now been six months – half a year – since COVID19 started hitting our community and we started staying home while wearing a mask and social distancing when going out for needed supplies. Last month I reported that … Continue reading →
Wow, it has been FIVE months since the start of staying at home It has been a completely different month. Last month I thought I was one day away from finishing the 3rd raised garden bed. But within a couple … Continue reading →
It’s now been 4 months since I started staying at home. The world has sure been turned upside down. There has been some sadness, An Uncle of Gayle’s died and the services will be next year. He was a really … Continue reading →
June 13, 2020 It has now been three months since we started our COVID-19 self-isolation to help flatten the curve. At first, I was eating too much so I decided to also fatten my own curves so I could avoid … Continue reading →
May 13, 2020 I have now completed two months of sheltering in place. Every trip, cruise, show, and concert I had scheduled has been canceled through the end of summer. There are some nice things, my older daughter’s family is … Continue reading →
April 16, 2020 TRUCKERS ARE HEROES. Yesterday, we drove up to Palo Alto and back on the I 5 to help family. The number of trucks on the I 5 is up significantly while cars are almost nonexistent. In the … Continue reading →