Thoughts, Adventures, & Daily Life of a Home-Schooled High-Schooler

The last several days have been rather interesting. All that is in the news in the current pandemic, except for a few rather interesting report such as this one . I mean, you are gonna have paper products for months! Anyway. . .      My classes have been canceled until April 4th, but I have a feeling that it will be pushed out longer than that. So with no classes, and almost everything else not happening, I've been sewing. . . . . . baking. . . Well ok, Martina & I decorated it. . . .reading, playing violin, working more with the dogs. . . What have ya'll been doing at home this last week?

 Our dog, Samantha is due for a litter of puppies in a week or two. This was her several weeks ago. We needed better photos to send interested puppy customers. She is much larger now than in the photo. However, she has not had her puppies, but we have another dog!     We got her on Monday; she's 4 months old. Her name is Sasha! We hope to breed her in a few years, but for now we are enjoying having a playful puppy around.

     I'm sure that everyone reading this has heard about the coronavirus. Social media has lots of various memes, school closing statistics, and DIY ideas for essentials that are suddenly rather hard to come by. Like toilet paper, for example. ***** Tuesday night I had class. During break, a common topic was the impending coronavirus.         "Yeah," one of my classmates said, "I had to go to several different stores before I found one that had common paper supplies. I also didn't realize what kind of demand there is for hand sanitizer!" I, along with a majority of the class had to chuckle.       "A toilet pape r shortage?" I thought. "What kind of creative marketing scheme is this? Just to be on the safe side, I texted dad just before I left and asked him how much toilet paper we had, and if I should stop at Walmart and get more.        He responded that I could stop and get a roll or two. At Walmart, the aisl