WB
I thank God he put me in Arkansas as he did.
Sunday, April 26, 2020, 15:08

My life through this craziness has not changed really at all. For work we did incorporate some specialized protocols and canceled some large conferences etc. Basically I go to work every morning, kids were all home schooled anyway, except for daughter who is doing all state university classes at home online. That suits me well. Wife orders groceries and picks them up once a week or so. We live outside town on some land so we have plenty to do. We really don't go anywhere anyway. Arkansas was not "locked down". Our church volunteered to suspend public meetings with concerns of making folks ill. We had a big meeting and all voted. We've had Facebook, phone messages, and Youtube services. It's worked well and probably exposed many, many more, than those likely to ever darken our doors. Unintended positives.

Other places you were forbidden to leave your house? Not even in your own yard? I can't see this by anyone's authority, even the POUS. Totally unconstitutional and destined to be tested in the courts with great fanfare. I don't think I could have done well under those circumstances. Praise the Lord my personal circumstances are different. The entire premise is; if you really need me to do something for you, and you ask me nice, I'll seldom refuse. However, if you try to force me by edict, we have a problem. I'm not uncertain I had full blown illness Feb. 16th myself. It was diagnosed as "unidentified viral pneumonia". Took me a week to get over it and I had weakness for a month afterward. Not sure how we would know either way.

God bless those Misfits all over. I pray you and your family are well and in good spirits. By far the best way to prevent sickness of any kind is to wash hands frequently and keep them out of your mouth, period. Hang in there, I think this is winding down. Hold your breath some nut does not go off! Tensions are high.