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kevin_standlee) wrote2020-04-26 04:04 pm
kevin_standlee) wrote2020-04-26 04:04 pm
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Home Cooking, Episode 6
After we finished up with the brush burning yesterday and put away all of the tools, Lisa nicely cooked up brunch.
This time the hash browns worked. She also had a small amount of ground beef left over from the pasta she'd made earlier in the week, and lots of eggs because the last time we shopped the only packages they had were 18-packs.
This morning we did a local grocery run. Sunday morning isn't that busy, which helps, but it's worrisome to watch so many people, including store employees, who don't know how to wear a face mask. It has to cover both your nose and mouth, people, and you have to not play with it unless you're also immediately washing or disinfecting your hands.
Speaking of hand washing, I'm sure glad that, just before the virus hit, I'd bought several large pump bottles of moisturizer. With so much heavy hand washing, my hands get all lizard-skin. It would be worse if I wasn't just a home-worker with a computer-related desk job. Any opportunity I have, I apply some moisturizer to try and fend off the dry and scratchy skin.
I've been surprisingly fatigued lately. A bit after Noon today, I went and took a three hour nap. It seems to help a little. Part of me says I should get dressed and go for walks. The rest says that my body is telling me that I need more rest. Maybe I'll just sit here and watch the birds coming to our feeder instead.
This time the hash browns worked. She also had a small amount of ground beef left over from the pasta she'd made earlier in the week, and lots of eggs because the last time we shopped the only packages they had were 18-packs.
This morning we did a local grocery run. Sunday morning isn't that busy, which helps, but it's worrisome to watch so many people, including store employees, who don't know how to wear a face mask. It has to cover both your nose and mouth, people, and you have to not play with it unless you're also immediately washing or disinfecting your hands.
Speaking of hand washing, I'm sure glad that, just before the virus hit, I'd bought several large pump bottles of moisturizer. With so much heavy hand washing, my hands get all lizard-skin. It would be worse if I wasn't just a home-worker with a computer-related desk job. Any opportunity I have, I apply some moisturizer to try and fend off the dry and scratchy skin.
I've been surprisingly fatigued lately. A bit after Noon today, I went and took a three hour nap. It seems to help a little. Part of me says I should get dressed and go for walks. The rest says that my body is telling me that I need more rest. Maybe I'll just sit here and watch the birds coming to our feeder instead.
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