I'd decided I need a bit more structure to these days of isolation although of course I have hubby with me so we're duolating. We're still on speaking terms so that's good.
Anyway I set myself a few tasks to complete which filled some time. I also caught up with part of my extended family's school group. My cousins, who I went away with last year, have created a WhatsApp group for their children and grandchildren to share what they're doing and to try and keep the younger ones occupied. It helps that several of the younger adults are teachers . This week they've been learning about bees.
One of the tasks was to draw a bee. Another was to draw a rainbow as that's a symbol that's being used to show hope and solidarity with our NHS. The next topic they're going to work on is the human heart.
Well the grown ups were supposed to be taking part too so I did my bit this morning:
Combining that with some chores, then dinner and then our usual walk and another day is almost done. WDIIA? Sunday?
I would say your ARE indeed an artist!! Love the bee!
ReplyDeleteYou're too kind Terri lol
DeleteWell ... time does get structured differently if you are always stuck at home. And I do have way more time on my hands, which I love. But I miss my out of the house stuff as well.
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