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A short but pretty awful week

September 15, 2020 by ds83473@gmail.com

And I’m not sure the one after’s starting any better. Last week started on Tuesday because of the Labor Day holiday, but even though it was a short week I feel like more bad things happened than good. And, I started writing this Saturday and am just now finishing the following Tuesday. It was the … [Read more…]

Posted in: Blog post Tagged: Farmer's Market, masks, pandemic, weekends

Labor Day Weekend, 2020

September 8, 2020 by ds83473@gmail.com

Some of the stuff I did do: Processed A LOT of tomatoes (I bought a 25-lb. box from my CSA that I brought home Thursday night); now in the freezer there is: A carton of chunky tomato sauce with white wine & rosemary; another of Marcella’s famous tomato-butter sauce; 2 cartons of roasted tomato sauce;  … [Read more…]

Posted in: Blog post Tagged: Labor Day, pandemic

Another week in quarantine

August 22, 2020 by ds83473@gmail.com

And it’s an undocumented week. I last wrote on Thursday when I was still grading, which I did finish on Sunday and then only had to upload the grades Monday morning. I went for a Covid test on Friday morning, and got the negative results on Saturday, although the University Health Services warns that I … [Read more…]

Posted in: Blog post Tagged: pandemic, stress, working at home

Trying to do nothing on a Saturday

July 18, 2020 by ds83473@gmail.com

We got up like regular for a Saturday, and biked to to the Westside farmers market, the “new normal”, since the big downtown market on the square is cancelled for this summer, and the replacement is drive- or bike-through markets on Wednesdays and Saturdays. You have to pre-order, and I’m torn, because I really admire … [Read more…]

Posted in: Blog post Tagged: Farmer's Market, pandemic, Saturdays

A break in the heat

July 12, 2020 by ds83473@gmail.com

At the beginning of this week, most mornings when I first waked up, I didn’t feel quite right. Headachey, stuffed up. I’ve been asking Mark, “The virus, summer cold, the heat?” and he always answers, “The heat”. We’ve been in the midst of real “hotter than July” – highs in the 90s everyday, and humidity, … [Read more…]

Posted in: Blog post Tagged: leftovers, pandemic, weekends, working at home

Threatening

July 7, 2020 by ds83473@gmail.com

This afternoon for about an hour it just kept getting darker and darker, and there was even a little thunder, but no rain. I mean, now it’s raining hard AF, but there was a long threatening period. Kind of like dozens of other threatening things hanging over us now. I think I’ll just post a … [Read more…]

Posted in: Blog post Tagged: 4th of July, feeling of impending doom, pandemic, thunderstorms

Open, closed ….

June 21, 2020 by ds83473@gmail.com

It’s kinda hard to know what is happening … Since we live in a country, and a state, with no consistent pandemic policies, stuff’s open, stuff’s closed, a fall spike (or even August) of Covid-19 cases is predicted, and there are lots of headlines now about numbers of sick people going up. Last week, University … [Read more…]

Posted in: Blog post Tagged: pandemic, uncertain times, weekends

How to survive the pandemic

May 16, 2020 by ds83473@gmail.com

Cook a lot and eat a lot   Walk a lot, and wear a mask when you go in places   Think very hard about other creative projects and do them sometimes. Once in awhile get rid of old junk. These ladders belonged to John & Al’s dad, Jeff. I kind of inherited them when … [Read more…]

Posted in: Blog post Tagged: bread, pandemic

The Days All Run Together

May 9, 2020 by ds83473@gmail.com

So many dinners, and meals, and cleaning up – that I’m not taking pictures of – so many walks – that I’m not taking pictures of – so many online meetings – that I do have a few pictures of. Collections of (mostly) old people on zoom. I left off last Saturday when I baked … [Read more…]

Posted in: Blog post Tagged: biking, bread, Farmer's Market, pandemic, quarantine cooking, sourdough, walking

Feeling a little more optimistic

May 2, 2020 by ds83473@gmail.com

This week I’ve been feeling a little more optimistic that we’re going to come out of this thing OK. Different, but OK. I’ve actually seen a new, not exactly meme, but thought that more than one person is expressing, that we don’t want to get back to normal, we want to get back to better. … [Read more…]

Posted in: Blog post Tagged: pandemic, week night cooking
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