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Had to go get my tattoos redone because they faded considerably. May have to go one more time she thinks.
On the way home I read a letter saying our state school board is meeting at 4 today. They want to close schools until April 6th. Not sure if I’m for or against this so I’ll go with whatever. Just curious as to the timing. I’ve read COVID-19 has a 2 week incubation period and it’s contagious for 30+ days after the first symptoms show up. Why close for spring break and two weeks after? Doesn’t it make more sense to shut down schools for 6 weeks if we are truly trying to keep our kids safe? I hope they do online schooling BUT it’s going to be hard with one PC and three school age kiddos at home!
Thankfully one doesn’t use the computer much for kindergarten so I may just have to print stuff off for her. Another is in the gifted program and finds school work to be easy and boring in general. She should fly right through her lessons. Then I have one that struggles. Perhaps this way I’ll finally have access, through her and online learning, to see what they are teaching and to help her get caught up. They do everything in class and on the school network so I can’t get access to anything usually. Just her notes when they are allowed to bring those home the night before a test. The rest of the time they are locked up in the classrooms and can’t be taken home!
Diet Calendar Entries for 16 March 2020:
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2425 kcal
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Fat: 133.15g | Prot: 109.23g | Carb: 208.92g.
Breakfast: Great Value Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit Sandwiches, Kellogg's Rice Krispies Treats (22g). Lunch: Olive Garden Chocolate Brownie Lasagna, Olive Garden Breadsticks, Olive Garden Garden-fresh Salad with Dressing, Olive Garden Fried Mozzarella, Olive Garden Chicken Alfredo Pizza Fritta, Olive Garden Alfredo Dipping Sauce. Dinner: Great Value Sharp Cheddar Cheese, Great Value Taco Shells, Ground Beef (95% Lean / 5% Fat, Crumbles, Cooked, Pan-Browned) . Snacks/Other: Snickers Snickers Bar (1.86 oz). more...
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