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General / Re: Covid-19 check in
« Last post by Joe on March 25, 2020, 06:35:03 AM »Hey Rory.
I'm good enough, and privileged with the same job I've had for 20 years. I'm in Bloomington just living with my cat. The university made most of us start working from home on March 12th. And the students were asked to move home after spring break if possible. And as of mid-night last night Indiana is under a Stay-at-home order. The majority of town began to self-isolate as soon as the university mandated working from home. Bloomington is pretty small, so while I would say I've seen people not taking it serious enough, it's a pretty vacant town right now and it's almost difficult to find a crowd. We have 3 cases in our county, and 365 cases/12 deaths in the state as of yesterday.
I've been keeping busy with my job, yard work, and playing drums. Actually got a repetitive stress injury from playing drums hours a day more than usual. Trying to keep to a daily routine is helping me a bit, just so I don't get lost in time. It's supposed to be sunny and warm today, and I've been raking my yard and learning how to start composting.
I will say, being a musician is really getting me through the isolation, and looking forward to when I can play with my band mates again. I do miss the days when gardener/bicyclist/resourceful pixers were still a big part of town. It was always nice to see such unity and positivity.
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I'm good enough, and privileged with the same job I've had for 20 years. I'm in Bloomington just living with my cat. The university made most of us start working from home on March 12th. And the students were asked to move home after spring break if possible. And as of mid-night last night Indiana is under a Stay-at-home order. The majority of town began to self-isolate as soon as the university mandated working from home. Bloomington is pretty small, so while I would say I've seen people not taking it serious enough, it's a pretty vacant town right now and it's almost difficult to find a crowd. We have 3 cases in our county, and 365 cases/12 deaths in the state as of yesterday.
I've been keeping busy with my job, yard work, and playing drums. Actually got a repetitive stress injury from playing drums hours a day more than usual. Trying to keep to a daily routine is helping me a bit, just so I don't get lost in time. It's supposed to be sunny and warm today, and I've been raking my yard and learning how to start composting.
I will say, being a musician is really getting me through the isolation, and looking forward to when I can play with my band mates again. I do miss the days when gardener/bicyclist/resourceful pixers were still a big part of town. It was always nice to see such unity and positivity.
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