April 5, 2020
April 5, 2020 We, along with the rest of the world, are ready for a cure for Covid-19. I readily admit that I have things the easiest. I get up in the morning and go to work alone in a shop, and occasionally I go to a store for tools or supplies. Amy and the kids, however, stay home all day everyday in accordance with the governors stay-home order. On top of that, it was a cold windy, rainy, snowy week. I think everyone is suffering from cabin fever. The chickens have grown a lot! It seems like they have grown 25% every time I see them. They were all supposed to be females, but I think a rooster might have snuck in with the bunch. On Monday or Tuesday night, about every half hour one of the chicks would let loose with this piercing chirp that penetrated two closed doors and woke Amy up every time. I have become a deep sleeper, so I didn’t hear it most of the time. The next night I turned on a small fan in our room which, when combined with two closed doors, drowned out