Originally Posted by James Brown
the article makes it sound like not that much is being done in the US and GB. In my state, all schools, restaurants, meetings churches etc. have been closed all week. My wife and I are both working from home, as are our entire staffs. I know this is the case in NY and CA from the news. I know this is the case in MT from my son. Are any of you living in states or provinces where schools and restaurants and such are still open?
In other words, we have pretty much implemented all of the suggestions in the "Hammer" graph plus the closing of public dining in restaurants. Curious what some of you are experiencing.
Jim
Jim, around here all the restaurants are take out only. All Masses and Lenten activities are canceled. Grocery stores (with erratic supplies of milk, half & half, bread and frozen vegetables) and gas stations are open. With my Kroger card($.10/gallon) discount, I can get gasoline for about $1.81/gallon. All my square dance activities have been canceled.
I'm scheduled to attend an outdoor(indoor, if raining) wedding on April 4th. An attendance of 250 is expected. I'm curious to see how that turns out.
Basically, I'm just trying to keep things as normal as possible under somewhat surreal circumstances. Overall, I'd say that I'm not particularly worried about things; just patiently waiting for all this to run its course.
Other than having to deal with minor inconveniences, the matter is not at the forefront of my mind.
