Are We There Yet?

Well, this has been fun hasn't it? 

The whole world has turned upside down and here we are three months into this oblivion brought to you in part by COVID-19.

I thought that I would nothing to talk about and that this post would essentially be me just explaining this, but looking back quite a few things have happened. Unfortunately, not a whole lot of pictures have been taken, so nothing to show off really. 

I'm partially working from home now and I hate it. On a bright note, the work weeks have been flying by. However it just feels like I'm not getting my work done as it should be. Half the time I spend in the office I'm just trying to figure out what needs to get done and it becomes so overwhelming that nothing gets done. At least it feels that way.

I'm super grateful that my job is secure through this pandemic. David on the other hand, not so much. We're half way through May and after the month ends David no longer has a job. I thought it wouldn't hit so hard, but looking back I've been fucking stupid with money so I know that it's going to hit like a truck when it comes.

Speaking of David, as you can tell by the picture he died his hair blue/green. I thought the color was amazing, but overall I didn't like the color on grown out hair. Plus, not going to lie, I love his natural hair color. So after a week I was being a little more vocal than I think I should have about my dislike for the color. This came shortly after getting his nose pierced. I don't care much for the piercing either. Call me a hater, I don't care. I think he's hot just the way he comes naturally.

I ended up building my gaming PC and as pretty much anyone could have predicted, I don't use it. I'm a console gamer. I like having the option of playing a PC game, but I really enjoy my PlayStation and haven't used this PC for gaming but three times I think since building it.

Olivia got pregnant! That should probably be a post of its own so I won't elaborate too much on that for now, but yeah, she's preggo.

I'm still struggling every now and then with Sabrina's passing. I know it's been over a year, but what can I say? There are so many moments that would just be enhanced with her excitement. Those moments are the moments I really miss her and struggle in her absence. 

Florida is trying to pull itself together after the pandemic. The restaurants and barbershops are kind of opening for business at some kind of capacity. Still no word on the theme parks though. Part of me is kind of wanting it to keep going through the year because it is nice not to have to travel to California. Plus, there's probably going to be an insane amount of business travel later in the year. Seriously though, fuck that. I'm so ready for things to be back to normal. I miss going out and doing things. I'm afraid that when things really start to open up again and life returns to some kind of resemblance of normalcy that it will be impossible to get ourselves out the door on the weekend. 

I'm ready to do things, capture moments, and blog about them. In the meantime pardon the radio silence please. We're keeping busy working on our islands and capturing fish and bugs for Blathers.