Checking in with my cousin, Becky Randolph of New Braunsfels, TX. Becky brings words of comfort during these uncertain times.

The rain sets the mood we are all feeling these days...anxious and solemn. But we still find some normalcy and beauty in creativity of our collective efforts and life's blessings.

Update and hope on the horizon. I mentioned the face masks tutorial that I found on YouTube using upcycled t-shirts. And wanted to share the link but didn't find it while live.
Here you go! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UejCpjfbn8

BJ works in the medical field and gives some insight of the realities of what it's like on the frontlines. Jeff is a professor at Wayland Baptist University and shares with us what remote learning is like.

Amy and Bryan live in Healsburg, CA with their 4 young children. Living in lockdown during the Coronavirus Pandemic is the second disruption to their lives in the last 9 months as they had to evacuate their homes due to the Kincaid fires in October 2019. This time they are required to do the opposite and shelter in place.

Brian lives in a small community outside of Fort Worth, Texas with his wife, Shelley and two sons, Scott and Boyd. Brian shares with me what life has been like since they have been ordered to stay home along with everyone else in our country. In his words, it "QuaranTime." Brian also has a channel on YouTube called mokotexas sharing useful DIY tips on projects from building an above ground garden to what will be next, creating an area to hold live stock.

From CDC- All Americans need to wear cloth face masks when going out in public. 😷

Lot to cover today. Where to go to get a loan from the stimulus package Care Payroll Protection Plan. And website info on jobs needing to be filled.

What’s not April Fools is that by tomorrow over a million people worldwide have been co formed to have Coronavirus. It’s more since these are confirmed, tested cases.

When your frustrated you can’t find toilet paper, remember the Syrian refugees and immigrants at the Mexican border. It’s heartbreaking.