Day 59
What a week, what a world. Still slogging along at on-line lessons but getting better at it. I just have such a hard time sitting all day checking papers, writing lessons and still trying to figure it all out "zooming" everything.
Still ordering groceries from Shipt. I got brave and went to Westborn for fresh produce. Still scared but with a mask, big glasses and gloves it should be ok. I am happy that I can walk Lucy everyday even though it has been very chilly (40's) lately with freeze warnings nightly. Only planed some pansies and can take those in at night.
Still keeping up with piano lessons (virtual) working on that 1000 piece puzzle (some days no time for it and some days only a few minutes) and keeping my chin up. Beautiful flowers from Andrew & Brian, a bouquet from Otto and calls from all the kids and a photo montage from Amanda for Mother's Day.
I, like everyone else need a haircut, nail appt. and see friends, go out to eat and travel. My trip to Boston for Mother's Day didn't happen...hopefully next year.
Lucy had a seizure yesterday, I forgot to give her her pill after dinner. Felt so badly for her . Seems to be about every other month. We both fed her this morning so maybe that made up for it!!! LOL
Speaking of Lucy, while walking her last week, my neighbor's dog came out of nowhere and the 2 tussled and growled and snapped and my neighbor (working on his gate and didn't realize the dog was out) had to kick his dog to get him off Lucy. We all were stunned and breathless. Everyone was ok but Lucy had a limp later so maybe was bitten. No effects later. I told him "so much for social distancing!!!" HA!
Trying to get work done outside but the weather is not cooperating. Can hardly believe Mother's Day is past and Memorial Day is very close. We have no idea how school is going to end, we need to have our rooms closed and locker clean out for students to pick up their belongings. It is just as confusing as it was March 13th. This virus is taking a toll on us all! One day at a time and please follow the new rules. It is what it is, this will not last forever and some days are better than others. Watch out for each other, be mindful and patient. Easier said than done. It IS WHAT IT IS and we cannot hurry this. We all want normal!
Still ordering groceries from Shipt. I got brave and went to Westborn for fresh produce. Still scared but with a mask, big glasses and gloves it should be ok. I am happy that I can walk Lucy everyday even though it has been very chilly (40's) lately with freeze warnings nightly. Only planed some pansies and can take those in at night.
Still keeping up with piano lessons (virtual) working on that 1000 piece puzzle (some days no time for it and some days only a few minutes) and keeping my chin up. Beautiful flowers from Andrew & Brian, a bouquet from Otto and calls from all the kids and a photo montage from Amanda for Mother's Day.
I, like everyone else need a haircut, nail appt. and see friends, go out to eat and travel. My trip to Boston for Mother's Day didn't happen...hopefully next year.
Lucy had a seizure yesterday, I forgot to give her her pill after dinner. Felt so badly for her . Seems to be about every other month. We both fed her this morning so maybe that made up for it!!! LOL
Speaking of Lucy, while walking her last week, my neighbor's dog came out of nowhere and the 2 tussled and growled and snapped and my neighbor (working on his gate and didn't realize the dog was out) had to kick his dog to get him off Lucy. We all were stunned and breathless. Everyone was ok but Lucy had a limp later so maybe was bitten. No effects later. I told him "so much for social distancing!!!" HA!
Trying to get work done outside but the weather is not cooperating. Can hardly believe Mother's Day is past and Memorial Day is very close. We have no idea how school is going to end, we need to have our rooms closed and locker clean out for students to pick up their belongings. It is just as confusing as it was March 13th. This virus is taking a toll on us all! One day at a time and please follow the new rules. It is what it is, this will not last forever and some days are better than others. Watch out for each other, be mindful and patient. Easier said than done. It IS WHAT IT IS and we cannot hurry this. We all want normal!
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