And our city is slated to "officially" reopen on June 4th, at least as far as the casinos go.
Hubby's bowling group sent out an email that they will start bowling again on June 10th which seems a little too soon to me as the entire group is all in the high risk category (all elderly, mostly male) so we will see what happens with that. Hopefully as we inch toward "normal", things will go OK and we won't see a spike in covid-related hospitalizations or deaths. On the other hand, I am still going to be stocking up on supplies and food just in case we see a big increase in coronavirus cases in the fall as some researchers are predicting.
The tp is never full. And, I am not stopping stocking up. Coronavirus will return. In AL the numbers are rising even as things are opening up.
ReplyDeleteYep we will continue to buy more than we need with each shopping trip so we will have an emergency stock of food and supplies if needed later in the year.
DeleteNobody knows what the future will bring. My uncle in Colorado says prices have gone up there. Gone up some here in Canada but not as much as I expected (yet), maybe 10% except beef which spiked. We too have toilet paper at easy access again, still no wipes but you can get hand sanitizer albeit expensively
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear things are going well in Canada. We have several friends there who usually come down to Las Vegas from January thru March or April who weren't able to this year because of the pandemic. Definitely a crazy year!
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