Sewing, Book Reviews, Reading Suggestions
Most days, work keeps me so busy that I don’t have time to stop and ponder what is happening. I’ve limited my news consumption to a few minutes in the morning and at the end of the work day. But sometimes, when I stop moving for too long, I feel powerless in all of this.
Here are some things I am doing to feel more useful in hopes that they help you too:
Continue reading “Social Distancing Survival Pack: the Helper Edition”
Sunday Salutations are my opportunity to offer you some reading/pictures/songs for the end of your week.
This virus, man. It’s really taking its toll on everyone. I don’t have any words of wisdom about dealing with it. But if you’re looking for ideas of how to spend your time indoors, check out my social distancing survival packs.
Check out my other social distancing survival pack posts here.
If you’re looking for some tv shows or movies to watch as we are all in our houses, check out a few of my favorites. Where applicable I’ve listed the online streaming services.
I don’t know about you but the idea of hanging out in my pajamas all day and teleworking is getting a little stale! I’ve imposed a routine to my days that I wanted to share, plus a few things I recommend as end of the day “treats!”
My school is holding all of our classes remotely, so we are required to be available between 9-5pm. Here’s what my schedule looks like right now —
Whew! I’m exhausted just looking at all of that. In all honesty, I’m grateful to have things to do. What does your routine look like? Have you figured out your new normal?
Part of my new normal is having something to look forward to every day. Some days it’s been making a new recipe, others it’s been a movie. Here are some treats I’ve been saving for the end of the day or when I just can’t stare at a screen any longer…
The Library of Alexandra 