My title is a favorite line from The Enchanted April. Frederick is in a social situation in which he keeps asking himself who people are and what is happening and the author repeats "He didn't know. He didn't know anything." after each question. I feel much like Frederick, a bit bewildered and admitting I still don't know anything. "Peak" infection time has come and gone, and it hasn't been that bad in Iowa. Number of patients at my husbands clinic have dwindled, everyone is being treated and recovering without hospitalization. The state is officially open this weekend, although you wouldn't have known it was closed by the crowds at Walmart and Lowes and Menards over the last few weeks. So, once again, we are waiting two weeks to see what happens. Will it be fine? Will it be a disaster? I don't know. I don't know anything.
Antique shops have opened and I went and shopped--a lot. 8 weeks without antiques was too much, that I do know. I did my part to stimulate the economy--I am hoping all the shopkeepers haven't been too badly hurt.
Here a few projects I have been working on before all my shopping:
Very appropriate analogy Elaine...and your sentiments are certainly shared by many. We are still on lock down here in Wisconsin...so frustrating. We are in the northern part of the state...very few cases (22 total...1 death (an elderly person) in our very large county)...and several surrounding counties have had no cases at all...but we are all treated alike. And the droves to the Walmarts and Menards continue. Either quarantine and get it over with but REALLY quarantine or stop the madness. Glad you got out and about... Your blues are positively beguiling! ~Robin~
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