Thursday, April 2, 2020

Days 18 - 20: COVID-19

Days are running together...here's a picture a day:

3.31.20

Laurel made the family dinner by herself with ingredients from a (Chopped inspired) mystery basket 

 4.1.20


Laurel is excited for an online school session with her teacher



4.2.20

Evie enjoying the backyard while I work from our deck




Monday, March 30, 2020

Days 16 - 17: COVID-19



3.29.20
Sunday

I took Evie for a much needed walk on the Roseville trail system we can access from our neighborhood. The pace was a little slow, but it felt great to be outside. The trail was packed with people, but everyone seemed to be keeping their distance. In fact, most people would look away as we passed and only a few said, "Hi". 









Views from the path:



Saturday, March 28, 2020

Days 5 - 15: COVID-19

March 18, 2020

Lisa and I celebrated our 31st wedding anniversary. Not that we would have flown to Italy for a romantic weekend, but we were quarantined inside our home on day 5 of our corona-virus lock down. We were all settling in to our new (and hopefully very temporary) normal. We were in the early stages of figuring out how to work from home while watching the kids and making sure Laurel doesn't fall behind at school. Kellisa is Kellisa, she continues to hangout in her room with Hannah and The Wiggles while reading scary books. Lisa made us a nice family dinner.

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The frogs of Miners Ravine have been serenading me on my late night walks with Evie with the lack of vehicle noise to drown them out. We've had some interesting skies above with all the rain and cold made more eerie by the relative calm.