Quarantine day 17

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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, ThursdayfridaySaturSunMo . . .

Okay, even for someone who prefers to stay home rather than be out and about, this is getting a bit rough. I've never wanted to go to the gym so much before in my whole freaking life. It's like when you're told you can't eat chocolate cake anymore, and all you ever want is chocolate cake and a big glass of milk.

That's the scary part of this moment. Everyone is getting cabin fever after being cooped up for so long. This is the time when people start getting fed up with it and begin breaking the rules and leaving the house. But as soon as that happens, all the work that's been done and the time spent quarantining will be for nothing.

Everyone needs to just hold on for a few more weeks. Yes, weeks. Our stay-at-home order here in Colorado has been extended to the end of the month.
But the end of the month will come.
And the end of this quarantine will come.

Just keep yourself busy, and try not to get on one another's nerves. 😏 I know Steve's been angelically patient with me. 😇

Today we are going to start another puzzle, after we decide what board game to play first. We began watching The West Wing, so binge watching episodes of that are great.
And we've been doing pretty well with the limited amount of workout stuff we have at the apartment, so exercise has been a good spirit-lifter.
Steve began taking Finn for an afternoon run. This is beneficial on two counts. One, it's good cardio for Steve, and two, Finn usually passes out for a few hours afterward, and that's always a peaceful time.
Stay safe, everyone. Stay inside. We can do this together. 💓

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