Here’s the entry from April 14th, this was only one week ago but feels like a thousand years. Take a read,<\/p>\n
4\/14\/2020
\nI hadn\u2019t talked to Fabrice in a week. He works overtime during the week so we weren\u2019t able to make our usual Thursday appointment. I asked him what his job was but I don\u2019t think he understood me, or he did understand and doesn\u2019t want to tell me. Either was I think the time we do get to spend studying together has been enjoyable to say the least. Today we worked on the second unit of the workbook. Due to time constraints we only got through about halfway through the unit. I told him this was fine because we had scheduled Thursday to finish the rest of the unit. This was a particularly easy unit for him to get through though, so I have a feeling that we\u2019ll be able to finish the rest of this unit and a little of the next unit Thursday.
\nAs for how This week has treated me the days are starting to blur together. I am an \u201cessential worker\u201d being a Pharmacy technician at Meijer. That has kept the days from blurring into the three constants, today, yesterday, and tomorrow. I have picked up a few new hobbies, I\u2019m practicing guitar and baking. After the stores ran out of bread, I got fed up with going out to find bread to be fruitless in my search. So, I looked up a recipe, bought the ingredients, which as it turns out were still largely in stock, and made my own bread. Anyway, more stories from the front for next time.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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