I was listening to one of the late night hosts today
and I heard him say that we have been staying home for 6 weeks.
WOW!
It had not occurred to me that it had been that long.
It's going pretty fast.
I think the first week or two were the worst.
Once I got it in my head, then it became just a way of life.
Milestone day: Outbreak kills more Americans than in Vietnam War
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It's a rainy day in Rice Lake, Wisconsin.
Nice gentle rain, very peaceful.
And it is not keeping the birds from the feeders.
I saw a female Northern Cardinal, she was showing a lot of cone-head,
so maybe she does not like being wet.
There are quite a few American Goldfinch around the feeders today.
(I think there is also some hanky-panky in the works.)
I remember coming to Wisconsin to visit, before I made the-big-move,
seeing the Goldfinch in full mating yellow was always such a treat.
And now, I can sit and drink my tea
and watch them all day long.
I am very lucky.
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| The American Goldfinch are in full mating color. |
This last photo is my favorite.
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So, it was a good day to sew.
I whipped up 3 scrub hats for my niece Michelle who is going through chemo and has a naked head now. She's an RN and I thought these might work well or work, or whenever.
Only low budget models available due to Covid-19.
The instructions are on YouTube.
Really fun to make, so easy.
I'll probably make a few more of these for the other health care givers in the family.
I am going to make one for me too, nice to have for painting or bad hair day.
Take care of each other, and to quote our state motto, FORWARD.
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