I have no children or parents to care for or worry about. Both of my parents were suffering from dementia and terminated themselves shortly before they were to far gone to do so. It was strange enough but a very good year for me. It brought a lot of people i know with masks within 7feet, not 6, of each other going to parks for walks. My plants grew well. I froze 40 pounds of kale and collars, bagged between 50-75 pounds of butternut squash, 20 pound of green stripped cushaw, a quart of figs, 41 New Zealand lemonade, 33 Meiwa kumquats, revived my strawberries. Finally grafted 10 trees successfully. I have been in 0 trafic jams, down by 200-300 in a normal year. gas is cheap. I know of only 2 cases of covid19, 0 fatalities but 1 hospitalization requiring an oxygen tent.. My inner city air is cleaner, the sky's clearer.

Steve

You is a busy guy, you got me beat, good for you . Stay busy, don’t slack of.

Bob, how nice of you to care. Thank you. Hoping all is ok with you and most of all no sickness.

Steve, I am so sorry to hear about that. Glad you are doing ok. Looks like you were very busy and still had tome for here)

Me, I have been busy trying to keep my Mom safe, finding all different ways to shop and workout without being around people. Staying inside and on where to go gives us time to focus in doors while at the same time save money. NO where to go, no where to spend. Been doing a lot of cleaning and enjoying watching my trees grow.

Mike

I am working from home, homeschooling my 6th grade son, and trying to keep my FIL safe and with food in his home. It is not easy, but I recognize so many others have it harder. I actually find growing and cooking pretty therapeutic and feel grateful to have a garden full of things to eat and a stocked kitchen to cook in. My garden has been a mess all year (something has to give, right?) and my poor son is bored out of his mind and watching too much television, but other than that we are just fine.