Captain’s Log 27 March 2020 To see yesterday’s post, click here. Two weeks have gone by since we started staying home. In that time, we have had some great moments and some difficult ones. As I think on it, it hasn’t been all that bad. We have had to change so much about our daily…
Author: Jocelyn Wolters
Day 12 of Family Quarantine
Captain’s Log 25 March 2020 To see yesterday’s post, click here. We have had a great day! Praise God for small miracles. Here is how it went… I woke up to a world of fog. I love fog, I love it so much I should move to London. Our skies have been a blanket of…
Day 11 of Family Qurantine
Captain’s Log 24 March 2020 To see yesterday’s post, click here. Too many emails, relatively happy kids, a rocking boat, piles of things to be grateful for, too much electronic input, and a messy house, online groceries and those without groceries. Those are my thoughts today. OMGEE! I cannot take all the emails. I cannot…
Day 10 of Family Quarantine
Captain’s Log 23 March 2020 To see yesterday’s post, click here. Last night after we put the kids to bed Mark and I talked about what we thought today would look like. I was full of trepidation and assumed that if I was, the boys would be too. I buried the desire to start with…
Day 9 of Family Quarantine
Captain’s Log 22 March 2020 To see yesterday’s post, click here. Today’s post is going to be as dull as dishwater. You know why? Because I am in a bad mood and I haven’t done squat. All. Dang. Day. I took a shower, got dressed, made breakfast and lunch (so far, so good) and that…
Day 8 of Family Quarantine
Captain’s Log 21 March 2020 To see yesterday’s post, click here. So, yesterday I started this Quarantine Blog and found it to be emotionally draining. Truly, after writing a week’s worth of weirdness I was kinda spent. I had mentioned yesterday that I thought more government restrictions were coming if people didn’t take this ‘social…
Week 1 in Quarantine for a Family of Four
Captain’s Log 20 March 2020 I’ve decided to Blog our Self-Imposed Quarantine. I’m doing this more for our kids and one day grandchildren than anyone else. As I sit and think about this crazy time it makes me think of how I used to ask what it was like for my grandparents during WW2. This…