In early March, we started hearing on the news about Coronavirus.
People began to panic and stores were out of all toilet paper and paper towels, and grocery stores had sporadic shortages in other areas (chicken, dairy, eggs, produce)
By mid-March, we were advised to "shelter in place" and quarantine by staying at home as much as possible and to practice social distancing (not being within 6 feet of other people, not gathering in groups of more than 10, and wearing masks/gloves when out), most jobs and schools were required to be done remotely from home, being out of the house was to be only for "essential" reasons. Other than grocery stores and restaurants (but for delivery or take out only!) most businesses were closed- all libraries and parks.
Financial institutions were considered essential and so Daddy remained going into the office as usual M-F each week. There were some stressful days with the market and many spent reassuring clients, but as his office had less than 15 people on the floor now Daddy felt safe there and was able to keep a normal schedule and get more done than he would have working remotely.
Financial institutions were considered essential and so Daddy remained going into the office as usual M-F each week. There were some stressful days with the market and many spent reassuring clients, but as his office had less than 15 people on the floor now Daddy felt safe there and was able to keep a normal schedule and get more done than he would have working remotely.
Zoom calls (live with multiple people) became almost daily as MOMs, Selah, Equip, Imacs, and our community group began using to stay in touch/continue classes.