The most recent advice is that everyone should wear masks anytime they are around other people to help stop the transmission of COVID, since scientists believe that it is spread through air born particles. Disposable masks are very expensive, and the U.S. Center for Disease Control says that a double layer fabric mask will help, so I found a YouTube tutorial on mask making, dusted off my sewing skills, and made masks for each person in our family. I had fabric on hand, but no elastic and most elastic is sold out, so I had to improvise using hair bands. Emily looks cute; I look like I'm about to rob a bank...
Emily's school is trying to come up with things the kids can do and post online to make it seem a little like they're still part of school. This week was spirit week and Emily really enjoyed dressing up each day!
Day 1: 'Merica Monday
Day 2: Team Tuesday
Day 3: We Will Rock You Wednesday
Day 4: Throwback Thursday (pick an era - Emily is Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly)
Day 5: Favorite Time of Year Friday (Emily chose Valentine's Day)
Much of the world may be shut down, but we can still celebrate at home! Easter Sunday, April 12, 2020:
- Emily posing next to their Easter basket
- Now that Brendan is older, he had fun playing "Easter Bunny" and hiding all the eggs for his sister to find!
- Enjoying down time to play together, April 26
- I have been enjoying walks during my lunch break; enjoyed seeing this blue heron catching its lunch!
- & 6. One of Brendan's school assignments was to make a mask - he did a great job!






















































