[Waterman]

Cruising the San Juan Islands.  Work abroad the boats. If you have to go to work it's not so bad.

Developing kennel cough from spraying disinfectant.  Easy enough to avoid our passengers but still feel like hazardous waste when i get home.

If you travel be aware most businesses out here are closed.

Please stay in your car when onboard if possible. Not required at this time.

[neek]

Finishing a ride around Lake WA.  Seriously, stay off the BGT if you value your sanity.

[Malachai Constant]

Boondocking just outside Chako Canyon NM.

[RichP]

Counting my rolls of toilet paper... I've got 12. 

[RayD]

Using a roll. 3 feet off a partial roll and I record that for future reference.

[Hesman]

Giving my oldest kitty some attention. Her mind has been blown that I have been home from work the last two weeks to give all the attention she wants.

[Get Out and Go]

Just finished my 7th day of serving curbside grab-and-go meals at my school in Cashmere. 

[Jumble Jowls]

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-usa-introverts/no-parties-no-problem-introverts-dont-mind-sheltering-at-home-idUSKBN21N0D4

[Hesman]

Sitting outside in the sun and trying not to fall asleep and randomly sneezing from all the bleeping pollen.

[neek]

What I'm not doing right now: taxes

[the1mitch]

Contemplating various acts of mild civil disobedience of the backpacking sort. So far I've had to cancel/delay two group outings that I donated at auction. Those trips have been a yearly tradition that has added greatly to my getting out and to my story collection as well. Best two stories that don't involve medical issues? Helping a friend check out his future son in law by igloo camping was a winner! The kid threw up 15 minutes in! Another time a young man said he always slept directly on the wet ground because his sleeping bag was waterproof. Any way this too shall pass! Wash your hands.....

[Slugman]

I'm sitting at home nursing a grade 3 sprained ankle. It's my first time off work, the company in Seattle I manage is staying open. So I  have been doing my normal commute into Seattle, risking my health working with the public, for $300 per week less than if I  had been laid off. I console myself with the knowledge that I am lucky to be healthy and employed at a company that is doing well, no significant loss of income.

I've been taking my canoes out on various watery adventures, mainly from the still-open boat launches on the ship canal, one near the Ballard bridge, one at Sunnyside near Gasworks park. One nice day a couple of weeks ago I was the only boat out on Lake Union, that was strange but cool. I just missed getting crushed by that hail storm we had on a recent Tuesday. I saw it coming, and was in my motorized canoe, so I got Mr Suzuki fired up and motored back to the boat launch just in time, waited out the storm in the car. When I went to get the canoe to load it onto the car it had almost a foot of water in it.

Boat launch

Mercer slough, Bellevue Washington

Mercer slough, Bellevue Washington

520 bridge

[reststep]

Sitting on the beach at Guillemot Cove Park.

[reststep]

Hiking the Gold Creek Trail to the top of Green Mountain.

The rhodies are starting to bloom.

Someone is flying a drone up here.

[reststep]

Hiking the Townsend Creek trail to the top of Mt. Townsend on a bluebird day.