Technical Difficulties from on Top of the Mountain: Surviving in Florida.

Technical Difficulties from on Top of the Mountain

2020-03-26

Surviving in Florida.

So life in central Florida is pretty quiet now. With the spring-breakers spreading contagion across the country, we've gone back to getting by as best we can. Co-workers from up North ask me how we all cope, and I explain that we usually have a natural disaster come through here every other year or so. This is kind of like an hurricane, only:

The electricity is on, and the internet is still connected
We don't have to cover our windows with plywood
The wind isn't blowing trees over in the yard
The gas stations still have gas
(and haven't jacked up the prices, though we've yet to see 99 cent gas).
We don't have to boil our water

Now thankfully, I'm able to work from home, and I know that's not the case for everyone. And people in the medical field are dealing with a lot of stress. But for the time being, we're getting by, cooking with the BBQ not because we have to, but because its nice out, watching the rocket launches, and just keep'n on.

¶ 10:00 PM

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