Papa Tom's work is essential so he is still working |
Papa Tom was issued a mask to wear at work. Stay safe and well! |
Sixth Street is closed and boarded up. A lone musician promises to hug from six feet away. |
Austin's Voodoo Donuts. Are the Portland mother ships still open? |
Harder times for the homeless. Will the homeless population grow as people who've been laid off run out of money? |
A doodler and her dog |
Grocery shopping on Sixth Street |
The only take-out food for blocks |
Hope is stronger than fear |
Covid 19's competitor: the blabla virus. |
Costco lets you know before you go inside. |
Costco: lining up at least six feet apart. |
Costco food court available for take-out only. First the free samples, now the food court.... |
Why didn't I invest in Domino's? |
Sprouts directs shoppers to the sanitized carts and baskets. |
The small sign advised us to send the tube back for sanitizing after our transaction. No chance to miss it. The bank clerk made a verbal request too. |
"Stay home, work safe" day what? Going to count from Friday the 13th, when AISD closed schools. Question of the day, Day 13: is it okay to wear jammies to the bank drive-thru? The lobby is closed. Made it there and back without a flat tire or accident, so no jammies walk of shame. I did at least brush my hair before going out. |
"Stay home, work safe" until at least April 13th. Puppy puzzle time. |
Donna shared this photo of Destry and Caroline participating in a class discussion. |
Please stay home if you think you're sick, and use home delivery, if you can. Neighbors have reported on our listserve that many home delivery queues are full. |
Neighborhood churches offer virtual sermons. I wonder if the pastor preaches from the pulpit or from home? I could check out the video to find out, yes? |
One of our covid 19 Netflix binges has been "Better Call Saul." Surprised to see my parents' hometown featured toward the end of the fourth (third?) season. |
Helped to see "Coushatta" in closed captions. Actresses did not pronounce it like the locals do. |
They totally confused North Louisiana with South Louisana, having the Baptist minister from Coushatta talk pure Cajun. |
Shopping with latex gloves. Shortage on chicken, but plenty of wine. |
About 20 people were waiting in line to get into H.E.B., apparently being allowed in every six feet. |
Plenty of produce on Friday, March 20. I was back at Natural Grocer's on Sunday, March 22, and the bins were empty. All of them. Except for one jicama. |
Social distancing line to get into H.E.B. on March 20th |
Empty shelves, even when items are limited |
Kenneth the Sprouts guy, sanitizing cart handles |
Costco keeping us six feet apart, at least until we're inside |
Why do we stick out our tongues when we concentrate? All of us do it. Must Google it. |
Penny Guin is ready to be fired. She'll be ready for pick up on Thursday, March 19. I hope Cafe Monet is still open then! |