COVID19 Days

Hubby and I are trying to stay away from people and the places they congregate.  Apparently, we are of the age that if we were to contract COVID19, it would likely be a serious situation.  I heard today (Dr. Sanjay Gupta) that many of those who had the Corona Virus and have since recovered, still have a 20-30 percent deficiency in lung capacity several months later.  Gee, you don't hear that part!

Anyway, we're at home and bored as hell.  

I have several projects that I could take on but I hesitate to start them because as soon as the weather is decent again we want to spend a lot of time on our bikes.  I don't want to start something I won't finish.  Actually, I don't want to start anything period.  I think I am in a funky mindset.  

We had an earthquake yesterday.  We are 39 miles (as the crow flies) from the epicenter.  We were at Smith's when it hit and the baked goods I was looking at started moving.  I got a bit dizzy.  Then I heard a sound, it was kind of loud.  This is a newer building so I bet it was built to sway a bit in the event of such a thing.  There have been over 100 aftershocks but we haven't felt most of them.

I think 2020 is off to one hell of a start.  My youngest sister died recently.  It was very unexpected.  Now, some weeks later, we are dealing with COVID19, and then we get an earthquake. 

I'm finding myself feeling very irritable.  All I want to do is get outside and feel the warmth and sunshine.  Unfortunately, it's a bit early to expect that to happen with any kind of regularity. 

So in the meantime, I'm just keepin' on.....