Martha, I think you are right about the three weeks than reevaluate thing. After watching how China reacted to this before finally cracking down and closing up shop as well as Italy and other countries, the U.S. is taking proactive measures now in order to hopefully stole the flow. My understanding is that it takes 9-14 days for this disease to make a full blown appearance, so hence the three week shutdowns. One thing is, with today's technology, businesses can still operate depending in the business.
A post was made by somebody on Gaylord’s FB group site last night, posting a notice from Walmart headquarters. Walmart is going to reduce their store hours, so that during the hours the stores aren’t open, it will give their employees time to thoroughly clean the stores and restock shelves. Other precautionary measures are being taken to protect customers and employees like hand sanitizers at checkout stations, sanitizing shopping carts etc. I think other stores will be doing same. Heard say our Meijer store is. Everybody’s rising to the occasion and finding ways to deal with this.
Catherine, congrats on finally making the decision to retire. You will be so busy, you won’t miss work. Judy, sounds nice, sitting by the beach for awhile.
Not much else doing here. Heard we now have 25 cases downstate. So far so good up here. But one of these days probably, just a matter of time. If the downstdters stay home down there and the northerners stay home up here, we can keep it separate, but that’s wishful thinking. Fortunately we are more scattered about up here as opposed to Detroit area and other southern Michigan cities.p where the issues are.
Anyway, going to wish you a nice day and praying the virus stay clear of you
I will get penalized for selling my other house inside of 2 years. (funny, I just had a dream this morning that I bought another house and right away I didn't like it! 
Luckily, I love this house and have no plans to move again for a long time! 
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