Life in the Time of Whoa
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madrobinsThe museum I work at very sensibly has closed for a couple of weeks--it's not that we have an enormous amount of traffic, but we're a public-facing organization, and while public transportation has been half-way empty in the last week or so, riding BART in the morning is no one's idea of social distancing. So: it makes sense, and I'm on board with it.
Today is Pi Day, so I got up, exercised, and put together a pumpkin pie, as requested by my husband (you have no idea how shocking this is: since we met, the fact that I could make an apple pie qualified me as a Great Woman, but... apparently desperate times require pumpkin). It's Saturday, and normally I'd be at work (Danny is at work--his job is partly work from home, but there are times when he has to get his head under the work station and make all the sound processing software play with the hardware). So I'm the dog walker. I'd thought of taking Emily for a walk in the Glen Park Canyon, but--surprise! The Bay Area is getting some much needed rain. So the big walk of the day will be a little less ambitious.
I've made myself two promises about these work-from-home days: exercise every day, and write every day. Let's see how that goes.
How are you?
Today is Pi Day, so I got up, exercised, and put together a pumpkin pie, as requested by my husband (you have no idea how shocking this is: since we met, the fact that I could make an apple pie qualified me as a Great Woman, but... apparently desperate times require pumpkin). It's Saturday, and normally I'd be at work (Danny is at work--his job is partly work from home, but there are times when he has to get his head under the work station and make all the sound processing software play with the hardware). So I'm the dog walker. I'd thought of taking Emily for a walk in the Glen Park Canyon, but--surprise! The Bay Area is getting some much needed rain. So the big walk of the day will be a little less ambitious.
I've made myself two promises about these work-from-home days: exercise every day, and write every day. Let's see how that goes.
How are you?