Home for May
Had to scramble this morning to make it to my online (synchronous) class on time. It was a good class.
Our governor extended the stay-at-home edict until the end of May. However, "non-essential" businesses can now be open for pickup orders. Some parks and golf courses will be open if people follow social distancing. Fishing is okay for two people or less in a boat. People must wear masks in a store. I finally ordered new masks from Amazon because the ones that I ordered on Walmart's site have been stuck in limbo. The Amazon masks should get here on Saturday.
As to how I feel about this: I don't know? I'm tired of being at home but am also getting used to it. I'll be happier when I get my treadmill (currently scheduled for Monday). As for the exercise bike, I don't think that the order will ever go through, so I need to cancel the order and buy an older FitDesk model. Amazon will probably take a month to ship it. So it's out of the equation for May. Added: Crud. The FitDesk 2.0 for for users 5'3' and over ,and I'm 5'2". The 3.0 version is for users 4'10" and over. FitDesk says that they will have the 3.0 back in stock on April 24th.
I tried to call my mom to tell her about that, but the call hasn't been going through to her. My phone isn't showing a lot of cellular connection bars. Sigh.
Anyway, now it's my weekend. Mimi and Zara started it off with a major cat fight. I only live here. (Mimi is now dozing outside my office room, where I'm typing this entry.)
The Metropolitan Opera is streaming operas. I want to see at least one or two of them. (I'd do more, but most operas are long, though I suppose that they'd cut out the intermissions.) La Traviata is tomorrow. Oh! Tonight's opera is only one hour? I'll do it.
Need to study more Italian....And I want to tackle cleaning the kitchen, although I might start that tomorrow.
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