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| Pre-COVID the girls and I went to the outlets shopping while Jimmy was on a hike. Somehow I did not capture a pic of Maggie but should have as this was our last outing for what would be months. |
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| Bella pre-COVID. Her world got better not having to be in her crate daily. |
March began with the eager anticipation of spring and quickly was overcome shadowed by the news of COVID-19, schools closing, and state mandated "shelter at home" for safety. We did our best to adjust to virtual schooling, working from home, virtual church, and more time at home together. We embraced the slower pace with more meals at home, more time in the evenings to snuggle and talk as we did not have swim practice, an evening commute or homework. How long will this last? We did not know as we entered into a very unknown for all of us.
The first weekend the girls were out of school we decided to get outside and hike with the Boring's. We knew going into this the reduced connectivity with family and friends would be the biggest challenge.
Schooling the girls made the transition well to virtual learning. Gracie managed it independently while Maggie required some follow up. She thrived on the Google chats and STEM projects assigned.
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| Maggie would join me on the porch to do school while I worked. |
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| Any change Maggie could do art/ crafts/ STEM she was all in! |
We got lots of Bella snuggles!
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| This girl the past 9 months has become terrified of thunderstorms. She hurdles over us, sits by our heads, and pants until she can calm down. Ya'll.... I did not even have our girls as babies in bed with us! She is rotten! |
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| We said see ya latter to the best neighbor and dog walker that exists. When we decided to get Bella we knew we had to have someone let her out 2x a day and we would only do that if it was Gail. Gail moved to a different state and we miss her terribly. |
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