ALMOST DONE

I think...I hope, that tomorrow I will be able to finish all the face masks that have been requested by my neighbors. This has truly been a labor of love. And I do mean LABOR! I normally do not make the same thing anymore than two or three times.  In the extreme case I may make something five times. By the time I am done I will have made approximately 125 face masks. I don;t care to ever see another face mask.  In fact I think I will gladly stay in my home just so I do not need to ever wear one.

I've been thinking of what I will do when I am done with the masks. First off I will probably not sew for a day or two.  I want to finish reading my book.  I want to once again clean my kitchen. This cooking every day is a messy business. I will change the sheets on my bed and do some laundry.  I will for a day or two do what ever I want when I want with no deadlines. I want to totally clean and organize my sewing room.  Then I want to make greeting cards.  I think you get the idea that no matter what I will not be bored. Actually I can't really remember when I was last bored. I guess that is a good thing.

As for Covid-19 it continues it's moving into The Villages.  The infection count and the death count continues to climb. Still there is very little information on what is going on here.  I can't help but feel that The Villages is more concerned about their reputation as a very healthy community then they are in keeping us informed as to what is going on in our midst. Oh well, I'm staying home. I am not ordering meals for carry out, and I fortunately do not need to grocery shop for at least another month.

Hang in there folks, we will get through this. And YES, Easter will come and we will celebrate the risen Christ even if we need to do so in our own homes.

I forgot to mention that tonight Jeremy and I looked at the moon together though we were hundreds of miles apart. It was beautiful.