Here we are in Covid-19 Crisis isolation
in week 4, or is it week 5?
Some days when I wake up I am not sure of the day!
Fortunately the birds are singing and the sun is shining
Spring flowers are in bloom and life goes on...
perhaps in a different way
but nevertheless
we are able to stay snug in our home.
Things have changed...
Hearts in the window in support of our front line workers.
Each evening at 7pm we go out onto the front porch and bang pots and pans.
Our neighbours are participating with gusto.
It gives me goose bumps listening to everyone who joins in to make this racket!
We are a solid community united in spirit.
The daffodils are putting on a magnificent display.
King Alfred Daffodils are sold by the box early in the Fall.
We grabbed a box of 100 and my husband planted them out front in The Humble Bungalow Garden.
The deer do not eat them so we can enjoy their bright sunny blooms.
We listen to the reports from our BC CDC Health Authority
Dr. Bonnie Henry shares the latest numbers of cases here in BC.
She tells us which community has new cases
how many people are in hospital
those who are in intensive care
those who have recovered
most people who have the virus
are at home in quarantine.
Bonnie is the voice of reason and is very calm.
We look to her for leadership at this time.
She reminds us that we need to stay home to stay safe and to stop the spread of the virus.
She encourages us to be social but do so virtually.
Dr, Henry has become a hero and I hope that when this is over the province honours her in some significant way.
Snowflake Snowdrops are quite tall...
we purchased 5 pots of bulbs from a farm stand a few years ago and I have my fingers crossed that they will multiply.
I love the wee chartreuse dots on the frilly petals.
I absolutely LOVED this book!
I read it in two days.
How are you managing during your time at home?
Have you been cooking and baking or getting creative?
What are you reading?
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~ Be Well and Be Kind ~
