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Quarantine Day: 6+?

This morning I woke up before the sun and taught some kiddos English. I had all my favorite students today which makes getting up early worth it.

Then I had my morning computer time and went on a deep dive into this Facebook group called "House Plant Hobbyist". Its seriously the best group on FB ever. Lots of people post about plants, literally anything about plants and everyone in the group is so supportive and positive. I love it. It makes me happy. I probably spent about 45 minutes just looking at plants and posting suggestions and comments...

Yoga time was next. I wanted to get out before the sun took up the backyard space. Theres a nice concrete patch thats perfect for my mat. It was in the shade for my whole practice! I did a long and slow flow and felt super calm and connected after. Not to mention all the great music that they play through that app (Down dog). Its a free membership until May for anyone interested!

Ty and our roommate decided they needed to get some work done on the house so while they were up on the roof, I was on ground duty. Anything they needed, they'd text and Id bring it to them. Important work for sure.

I scrounged for lunch and then did a quick ab workout on my app FitOn (its free for now!) and then packed up to head to Aldi.

Going out to confined public spaces stresses me out so much. People aren't cautious. they walk so close to me and I try to get away and get so much anxiety. Too. Many. People. Also being overly aware of how much I touch other surfaces or how much I touch my face is anxiety inducing. Its crazy how in a month I went from just living my life and hanging out to not wanting to leave my home and being on guard whenever I leave. I wonder how much longer this will last...

But I made it home and got most of what we needed including lots of delicious salad supplies for healthy meals!

Once home, it was shower time! I definitely didn't take a shower yesterday so It was necessary today. It felt so great to get clean and use my new shampoo bar. I am OBSESSED with those. I love how they foam up and leave my hair so clean! If you haven't made the switch yet, do it soon, you won't regret it. I was mad I didn't switch sooner!

Anyway, shower completed, organization of room commences. I recently found a FREE new dresser on the side of the road a couple weeks ago and finally put it together and now have to organize all the stuff that I have. Its nice and clean and organized now. Woot!

I started to take the sheets off the bed to wash them (cause Im finally clean, so should my sheets be) but the machine was being used so now I have to put the sheets back ON the bed... Oh well...

I just got back from a virtual walk with my mom and cracked open a cider and am going to get ready for bed. Tomorrow is a work day at the museum. Grateful I still have a job right now, even if its for just a few hours... Hasta Mañana!

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