Work till 1115 am

Shower

Watch Netflix for awhile

Eat dinner and go to bed

Work has been busy paperwork creating training manuals in case I can't be here suddenly for sickness/quarantine. I'm the only person in my entire department so I need to make sure that someone untrained can somewhat step in on short notice and sort of do my job.

I'm half listening to a webinar on HUD/Shelter financing for COVID-19

Then hopefully a nap

Then hopefully time with Daddy. We haven't been together for almost two weeks because I had possible exposure. We visited on my porch a little here and there but that's it.

Now I'm thinking about a squash casserole too. Unfortunately, I don't have any squash. I will have to put it on my shopping list for next time (whenever that is). Supposedly, according to Science Vs (a podcast that looks at rumors and myths through the lens of science), if you leave your fruits and veggies out for 3 days, any Covid-19 will die. Also, cooking at 160*F or higher for at least 5 minutes will kill Covid-19. No problem for a squash casserole.

Today, I:
- printed out and downloaded a bunch of stuff for work
- scheduled a bunch of Zoom calls
- watched Ozark while I ate lunch
- am going to take a nap
- am going to change the kitty boxes
- am going to spot clean some carpet areas
- am going to take a long, luxurious spa bath and wash my hair
- am going to have leftover pizza and cream of tomato soup for dinner
- am going to listen to podcasts before I go to bed

Daddy and I woke up early around 5:30 and spent a few hours going over all of the seeds we bought for planting. Daddy made a spreadsheet of every plant, if we plant inside or outside to start, germination period, harvest time, and notes about sun and light. I fed information to Daddy to fill in the blanks from reading seed packs and from things I already know. Then we planted all of the seeds that we can start inside and will transport later in the season. That took us until about 11am.

Now I'm back at my house waiting to zoom with my parents and sister in law and nephews for Easter.

Then I have a 3:00 story time zoom scheduled with my friends with young children. I have a few fun Easter books to read to them.

Then the day remains to be seen. Maybe yard work maybe my daughter and I will do a Bob Ross painting class, maybe we will just read quietly. It's still Sunday back to work tomorrow morning for us so we won't let loose as much as we might like.

Hoping for a fun Sunday for you all.

Agenda
 

Grocery shopping at 7 then back to couch. Its like running a gammit. Not wite with it yet. gone.

- morning Zoom meeting
- goof off on BFP
- upgrade a computer
- format a document
- lunch
- nap
- make a ham and potato casserole for dinner
- Yahtzee and "other" games

Love Jalopeno Jelly!

It's all yours, I want the basket! I'm jealous.

- I already wrote my appeal to the insurance company. I also took some pictures of my hips they said they wanted and that my doctor didn't take. The insurance company still hasn't approved my surgery. Now I just have to mail it this morning.
- I have to find a way to wake up. Caffeine isn't working. Maybe some exercise would do it. Maybe I could walk to the mailbox instead of driving.
- I have some Zoom calls this morning.
- I have some paperwork to finish.
- Watching the last two episodes of Homeland.
- Making a squash casserole (probably).

I've had a credit union account for 30 years, and I have never needed a commercial bank account in all that time, not once. I did have a commercial bank account once upon a time, but it was expensive - I have not missed it at all.

Well... Food then completing a project I started on last night I think about sums it up. Dog walking and other regular chores aside

Got a late start so not a lot. Mostly continue to work on finding items still left on grocery and household supply lists.