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| Baltimore oriole from last week. Have about 6 of them |
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| and now I have 2 of its cousins, the orchard oriole: chestnut brown instead of bright orange and skinnier |
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| a pair of rose breasted grosbeaks though only the male has a rose breast |
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| zooming wth Great grandma who will turn 96 in October. Each of my kids had a daughter with them |
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| orchard oriole |
Right now the Michigan House of representatives, a sorry group of uneducated, religious right, are trying to sue our governor for 'abuse of power'
How do I spend my days? Well not shopping anymore or visiting my friends and family except by Zoom. Maya and Naomi do come by and we try to stay outside. I have seen my other kids outside. But tomorrow we will have 'thundersnow'. I have invited a friend to sit at a distance on my porch. I should be gardening except 1. it's too cold 2. we can't get our water turned on until the end of the month. Things are breaking down and noone can come in to fix things. I do my language lessons. Do my killer sudoku. Feed my birds. Watch TV at night with Steve. Just finished 'unorthodox' about a woman escaping a hasdic Jewish sect in Brooklyn.
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I really need to get on top of Zoom.
And fear we have months more of this to come. We are slowly emerging from lockdown but our Prime Minister has said a) that there will be more cases and b) that he doesn't want to retreat to another lockdown.
Business and the economy are his priorities. Sound familiar?
Some of my grandkids' classes use google hangouts. The free version of Zoom kicks you off after 40 minutes but if my sister in law 'hosts' she has the paid version as she needs it to teach school. It was a breakthrough for my mother-in-law to use Zoom though she needed help from an aide. She will have no way of seeing anybody without this as she is in assisted living.
The repulsives (republicans in denial) are suing our democratic governor for locking us down. States that have meatpacking plants are open for business. The meatpackers are faced with get Covid or lose their job with no employment. Scary times. I am glad I have the luxury of a place out in the country to hole up in.
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