There's some panic starting to set in here, too. Denver closed all their public venues yesterday, including Red Rocks Amphitheater, libraries, rec centers, etc, until the middle of April.
My husband just went out to the store across the street, which doesn't seem to be too bad (we live not too far from a slightly lower income area), with the intent to do some stocking up on a few categories we were low on.
We still have plenty of toilet paper in the house - we do a 12-18 month purchase at Costco which tends to carry us a long ways, and there's still plenty of rolls left from the last purchase.
There's supposed to be an anime convention next weekend, but I'm expecting it to get cancelled. No, we weren't planning on going.
BTW, my week's vacation has started... we'll see what it looks like by next weekend. We're not planning on going out all that much.
My husband just went out to the store across the street, which doesn't seem to be too bad (we live not too far from a slightly lower income area), with the intent to do some stocking up on a few categories we were low on.
We still have plenty of toilet paper in the house - we do a 12-18 month purchase at Costco which tends to carry us a long ways, and there's still plenty of rolls left from the last purchase.
There's supposed to be an anime convention next weekend, but I'm expecting it to get cancelled. No, we weren't planning on going.
BTW, my week's vacation has started... we'll see what it looks like by next weekend. We're not planning on going out all that much.
"You know how parents tell you everything's going to fine, but you know they're lying to make you feel better? Everything's going to be fine." - The Doctor