Two Weeks and Then Some

Two weeks to slow the spread turned into several weeks of staying home and trying to figure out what to do. No school, no church, no activities. Everything was closed - restaurants, theaters, stores - so there was nowhere to go. Although it was a no no, I had no problem letting Noah hang out with friends. What else was there to do?

The kids didn't have any assignments from school other than some generic activities so every once in awhile we took a picture, in this case Noah practicing his trumpet, and sent it in to a teacher to get credit.

We ordered Noah some clay to help keep the creative juices flowing. At least Amazon was still operating!

We made and served dinner at the Welcome One shelter. Thank goodness we were still allowed to do that!

We continued to have church at home.

Played lots of games!

Adjusted our lunch dates - pick up instead of dining in and eating it at the church instead of at home so we could have a little time to ourselves.

Worked on art.

Ate a lot of goodies!

Watched General Conference and did the Hosannah shout.

Got some sun.

Hung out with Cleo.

And basically just hung out. Cleo's expression sums up March into April.