Day 1: Friday, March 13 - how appropriate. Friday the 13th. Day 1 went well. Mark then sang at Shabbat Alive that was live streamed through the Temple Emanuel website. It was so strange to be in a sanctuary that holds 750 people and be the only people there.
Day 2: Saturday, March 14 - Mark went to work. He saw other humans. Naomi made pie for Pi Day.
Day 3: Sunday, March 15 - Beware the Ides of March
Day 4: Monday, March 16 - Monitor arrived from work. Adam is set up in our dining room and I have the back corner of the living room. We each have a monitor so we are no longer hunching over our laptops. Mark, a huge sports fan, is flipping through the channels and finds a marble racing contest
Day 5: Tuesday, March 17 - Mark didn’t like me adding structure to his day so he walked to BC and back again.
The only time Naomi needs to walk behind me while working is when I am on a zoom video call.
In 2015 after the sixth snow day in three weeks I thought I was going to lose my mind. I take it back.
We create more compost when eating meals at home. Four meals three times a day creates more compost and more dishes.
My kids give me no grief about taking a shower in the morning so no one smells all that badly!
Thankful that my company sent a monitor so I am not slumped over a laptop.
Thankful for amazing co-workers and management.
Thankful I don’t have to watch Disney all day or Thomas the Tank Engine.
Day 6: Wednesday, March 18 - No need to wake up at 4:59 AM to drive Mark to early band. No early band and his trombone is locked up in the high school. Hopefully virus free.
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