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Current Vocabulary
These are some of the words our family has started using in the last week.
Social distancing – keeping at last 6 feet between each other when in public
Quarantine – keeping away from others while we are well (as far as we know) so as not to expose ourselves to getting sick
Distance learning – going to school remotely using online tools and completing all work at home
My kids haven’t left the house since Sunday morning 3/15. (We attended what we now know was the last mass we’ll be allowed to attend for an unknown amount of time.) Jake works 100% remote, so working from home isn’t a new thing for him. The Shecklets are on spring break this week, but we were told over the weekend that they will now be home (without school instruction) for another week and then they will likely be learning remotely.
The stores are empty of fresh meat, bread, rice, and in some cases, eggs. There has been a run on TP (pun intended) for over a week. Thankfully, we did have our regular stash – and it’s POM, so it’s single ply and has many sheets per roll, so it should hopefully last for at least a little while. We’re using sanitizing wipes sparingly and Jake scored a bottle of 409 disinfectant at Menards before that was also in short supply. I always keep a bottle of sanitizer in the vehicle, so again, we have some for now at least.
The news and my social media feed are filled with coronavirus news.
HBD #7 to #4! π₯³
Hard to believe this ambulance baby has been making us smile and laugh for 7 years! She brings such joy to our house.Β I love her creativity, her confidence, and her love for others.
We enjoyed celebrating twice with her – once the weekend before her birthday (with family and friends) and on her actual birthday.
Ready to ski β·πΏ
The boys tried skiing for the first time back in December. (The middle schoolers went together on the last day before Christmas break.) Shecklet #2 decided he wants to ski instead of play basketball next year. Jake happened upon a great clearance sale yesterday, so we decided to outfit him now so he can get use out of the gear this season as well as next – happy early birthday Shecklet #2! (The boots actually adjust as his foot grows, so they should last a while.). Needless to say, he’s pretty excited!









