Project 365, Week 11

This was such an interesting, strange week. Coronovirus was a thing and then just like that it was a THING, with TP and groceries flying off the shelves, school and sports and work getting canceled. It very much felt like a whirlwind and maybe even like a sci-fi story.

March 9

That time of year when the neighborhood boys come looking for Aiden.

March 10
The other side of a beautiful sunrise.

March 11
A mid-season office lunch, courtesy of Nathan.

Teen Bible Quiz night. We started digging into the studying and I paused for a moment to listen as the pages of the Bible rustled while half a dozen teens searched for answers to our questions. So beautiful!

March 12
The Stock Market had its worst day in 33 years. I listened to my husband on the phone with client after client (in between tax returns). Calming fears, proposing trades, grappling with what it all meant, using the word "carnage". He was such a rock star on this historic day.

March 13
The kids had a regularly scheduled half day. Avery has been diligently plugging away at our 3000 piece puzzle.

March 14
Practices, meetings, events started to get canceled so we enjoyed a quiet Saturday.

Amanda is taking a soccer reffing course in hopes of making some money.

March 15
We did church online at the breakfast bar. A significant amount of work happened in a very short amount of time to pull it off. I'm so thankful for the staff at our church and the timely message.

Shaun and Avery spent a good part of the day with appointments at the office. While I did yard work, Aiden dusted off his golf clubs.

Shaun and the kids worked out together while watching a movie. (The kids did more watching than moving). Noteworthy...Shaun can bench press 200 lbs and Amanda can do reps with the bar. :)