COVID 19 Day 25

4/8/2020 COVID 19 Day 25

 OOOOPS...
I have been so crazy busy with work, updating this blog fell off the radar.

 Ok, what's been happening... besides work

 Seriously I worked all weekend, so much for a reduced schedule...

 We had not been able to find toilet paper anywhere, so we joined Costco just to get TP. Now we will find out what the buzz is all about.

 We got a bucket of delicious strawberries from the strawberry farm. We love picking strawberries there, but that's a no-go in the current situation.

 I haven't left the house in over a week outside of walks.

 It rained yesterday so more inside time.

 I found some yeast in the cabinet so I tried out cinnamon swirl break in the bread machine. I'll call it a win, but I didn't know when to take it out, roll it out, and put the cinnamon in so I think I did it too late. It still tastes good, just not as fluffy.

 The boys have been pretty well behaved. We have about one knee or arm scrape every day, but luckily nothing worse. Going to a hospital is about the last thing I want to do now.




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