Hello,
Leroy talked with his boss this morning
and learned that three people have been laid off because of lack of funds. Somehow
that brings that reality closer to our view. We can survive without our work
salaries, but the people who were let go will have a harder time. Brings to the forefront of our minds, thoughts
of the economy, employees, employers, and business. How will they survive in these
turbulent times?
I also know that the virus is not done
with us yet. So how are health and the economy managed? It is certainly not an
easy question. I would feel better about it all if I knew that some cool heads
from all sides were facing the quandary in a more detached, rather than
emotional manner. Seems that no blaming should be a rule and solutions of all
types brought forth and considered would be good for finding the best road even
if it probably would not be a perfect road as this is not a perfect situation.
We are getting much rain. Leroy and I picked
our first black raspberries yesterday. They were delightful. This morning we
went out early to get some mulberries for breakfast and managed to get back to
the house before the rain developed into a downpour. We were damp but not
dumped on.
Yesterday a friend gave us lettuce and
a little spinach from their garden along with a half a red cabbage. What
luxury!
Paula
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