Woohoo, I finally dropped a few pounds and am back to where I was when I went off the rails. Next milestone is onederland, which is going to take several months based on how things are going. I'm thinking we won't be working back in the office until mid-July/August and I sure would like to be in onederland by then.
Woohoo, yesterday I got an email from my local nursery saying they were "open" for scheduled appointments. I had to think about it for a little while, because they have a lovely gift/home section which is one of my shopping downfalls, but decided I do really need to get some things. By the time I signed in to make an appointment, the soonest I could get was May 18! I booked it even tho that's the first day I'm scheduled to be back at work, hopefully things will be more opened up by then and they won't be on the appointment system any longer.
Lots of chatter yesterday about the planning happening to open WDW up... looks like they are aiming for June 1, with max 50% capacity and some other 'adjustments'. Here in Washington more things open up next week, mostly recreation like fishing, golf and parks. It got me thinking about what is the first thing I want to do, when shelter-in-place is softened. Watching the ferry boats has been kind of an emotional anchor for me, I can watch the ones that go to Seattle when I do the beach-loop drive and on my walks there are several vantage points where I can look down and see the ones that come/go from the ferry dock here in the neighborhood. So I think my first non-essential "thing" will be to take the neighborhood ferry, either over to Vashon Island and go to one of the parks over there for a walk, or if I'm really feeling it, I could take it all the way to Southworth and drive out to Port Townsend and walk in some of the parks there. Something to dream about...