Road to self-imposed quarantine

As of 5 pm on St. Patrick's Day, I am on a self-imposed quarantine. 

I work at a school that has been shut down. I'm working remotely.

Thursday afternoon - Governor DeWine announced that all schools were closed for 3 weeks. Meeting with the principal about what it was going to look like.

Go to the grocery store - What a mess! A lot of food items were gone, and it was busy. There were very few carts available to people.

I let someone know that my cart was available. Her dad thanked me for my kindness. Just because life is uncertain now doesn't mean that simple good deeds should go away.

Friday - Go to work to set up my Google Classroom. I mandatory meeting with my team to see how I would provide service to my students. 
More things were shut down. Life was changing minute by minute.

Saturday - Went to a conference and then home for the rest of the day.

Sunday - Didn't go anywhere. Watched 3 different church services while getting my Google classroom set up. 

Then I burned my hand pouring water for hot tea. Ouch, I couldn't sleep until midnight because my hand hurt like the dickens.

Monday - Cried before work because life right now is uncertain. I don't know if I will see my students again or when I'll see them. 

It was like Doomsday when the day began for the students because we only had about 40% of the students we typically have. The morning duty was quiet when it was usually bustling.

A few students came to my room to spend time with me. (AKA Let's leave Mrs. G. with a headache because I want to beg for stuff.)

Tuesday - Clean up/ out my room, set up Google Classroom, and social distancing at work. I threw away so many papers because I had nowhere to put them, which was frustrating. I had planned to recycle them but couldn't because of the suddenness of this whole Coronavirus pandemic.

Hubby drove me to and from work in case I had a lot of personal stuff to bring home.

We decided to go to the store and get some last-minute items. We found milk, butter, and bread. Got the allowed amount because, well, we use all 3 items.

Then I went to the rice area and found the easy rice aisle. Confused because it said to limit 2 items on sanitary and health items. Rice is neither of those 2 categories. Grabbed 4 just in case, but I might need to put 2 back if necessary. (I didn't have to put any away.)

Got some salad kits so I can have some veggies. I love veggies, so this was important.

Got home at about 5 till 5, and I was in quarantine!