Working from home day 17: here is a photo of our daily 8:30am staff meeting.
The guy in the black suit (he wears the same suit every day!) is Henry - head of security. He checks the perimeters often watching for robins and squirrels infiltrating the yard. He's like that credit monitoring service - he doesn't DO anything about it, just watches.
The other one is Walter, our intern. I don't know who hired him, but I hope its an unpaid position because he can't even make a proper cup of tea (he has no thumbs).
They don't say much, which is nice as I can set all the rules with no complaints. However, they're not particularly good for bouncing ideas around. They just kinda stare at me. Maybe they don't understand English. Now I think about it, they may be Spanish as they siesta for much of the afternoon. Not a bad idea, really. We'll try an interpreter tomorrow morning.
What are you all doing to save your sanity during this forced isolation?
Regarding my quarantine activities I have been taking my dog out for a run at least every other day you don't walk Jack Russell terriers you have to run them even though he is 10 years old. I am trying to take care of myself following successful oral cancer treatments, doing exercises shown to me by my wonderful therapists. I am raising holy hell on Facebook as usual, adding two or three new friends a day to spice up that stew.
I would love to crack out my Penny Whistle and give my thousand song O'Neill's Music of Ireland compendium a working out for the first time in a long time, but I don't think my apartment neighbors would appreciate that - they are already getting accustomed to my little dog who barks a little bit before I shut him down. At the dog park he is able to run for miles and bark all he wants to for an hour and a half -often at nothing , just barking for the sheer Joy of it.
It would appear some may be slipping off the deep end!
At the HQ for Z’s Experimental Primitive Foods (R&D Division), our intern has been a marvelous contributor! Here he is, validating an improved rosemary dehydration process (poor thing’s been collecting data all night!).
Meanwhile, we have been working with various herbs and greens from our yard, optimizing recipes for new salads, soups, and teas. What can I say? It’s keeping us busy, and sane. (;
Ok, the photos do tell... The tea testing has been making us ALL a bit zen.
@SweetHarp Yes! The breeder was looking to re-home him at a cat show. Right place, right time!
I collect depression era glass and love using it! Unfortunately, for that particular blend, the classy service did not carry the flavor of the tea along with it. Wont make THAT blend again! (Blech!)