Hi
Just here to say that I've learned that my son has been confirmed to have COVID-19.
I'm told he's doing ok. He's home and aside from a little difficulty breathing, he's okay. He's sequestered himself in the basement of his house and my daughter-in-law is remaining upstairs.
Am I worried? Yes. Am I scared? No. He's in decent health, not quite 30. His mother is absolutely freaked out. I told her that because he's young and in ok health, he has a good chance of fighting it off. Hopefully I'm not being overly optimistic.
He's kinda distant with us. Always had a "I know more than you" attitude. We've asked his wife to keep us informed and I'm hoping he tells us everything that is going on. We've never had a good relationship since Mom and I divorced.
I'll keep everyone posted.
Heather
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Thursday, April 16, 2020
Thursday, March 19, 2020
Essential worker
Good morning everyone,
Office update.
We are "essential workers." Our office is still open to the public, for now. Half of the staff is working from home. We tried to have one of our clerks working from home Tuesday, it didn't work.
On Tuesday our state's Governor has closed all non-essential businesses for thirty days. Next week, our office will be closed to the public. Like many businesses, we have a mailbox, internet and phone services. This is going to be really interesting. With the closure of so many businesses, we're expecting an immense increase of customers. I have a feeling we'll be seeing overtime in the very near future.
On a lighter note, I have elected to take March 31 off. It is Transgender Day of Visibility. I don't know if there will be much visibility that I can have but we'll see. One of my daughters has been asked to work from home. The other daughter will be out of work for the imposed 30 days. Maybe she and I can do something like meet up for a hike. It would be fun for two girls to enjoy an outdoor adventure.
We all have to be diligent in taking the right measures: If you're feeling ill, stay home. Practice social distancing. Wash your hands. Clean surfaces. Avoid physical contact.
Thanks and be safe
Heather
Office update.
We are "essential workers." Our office is still open to the public, for now. Half of the staff is working from home. We tried to have one of our clerks working from home Tuesday, it didn't work.
On Tuesday our state's Governor has closed all non-essential businesses for thirty days. Next week, our office will be closed to the public. Like many businesses, we have a mailbox, internet and phone services. This is going to be really interesting. With the closure of so many businesses, we're expecting an immense increase of customers. I have a feeling we'll be seeing overtime in the very near future.
On a lighter note, I have elected to take March 31 off. It is Transgender Day of Visibility. I don't know if there will be much visibility that I can have but we'll see. One of my daughters has been asked to work from home. The other daughter will be out of work for the imposed 30 days. Maybe she and I can do something like meet up for a hike. It would be fun for two girls to enjoy an outdoor adventure.
We all have to be diligent in taking the right measures: If you're feeling ill, stay home. Practice social distancing. Wash your hands. Clean surfaces. Avoid physical contact.
Thanks and be safe
Heather
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