Monthly Archives: April 2020

I sent out my early morning messages and was somewhat surprised that I got one reply within nine minutes. I found that the weekend’s Top 40 countdown was from 1979, so I searched the Internet for a radio station that … Continue reading →

At the end of the KPIX Morning News, Kenny Choi announced that he would no longer be a morning anchor, although he was staying with the station as a reporter. My friend told me that his brother was an important … Continue reading →

I tried to be positive during the crisis. I wasn’t getting much human contact on a Thursday, and I didn’t go out for a hamburger, as I originally wanted to do. The McDonald’s strike didn’t make me feel too good. … Continue reading →

I spent the morning waiting for word on my assignment. What I got for my attempt to help my father was more scorn. I looked in the refrigerator and saw some chicken salad that was at its expiration date, so … Continue reading →

After my alarming nausea from the peanut butter, I felt better since it wasn’t the virus. I looked at my disaster service duty, which was 25 hours a week, and I thought it would be good to do something and … Continue reading →

I felt sick after eating peanut butter and bread and threw up, so I felt some panic that I had the coronavirus for a while, but I gradually felt better. I walked out into a warm afternoon briefly. I watched … Continue reading →

I sent out message to people and decided that I wanted to volunteer for disaster relief work. I don’t know if I will be chosen yet, but I would be glad to be doing something useful. The peanut butter that … Continue reading →

I tried to set up mail order delivery for my parents with Costco, and I was discouraged at the difficulty level. How did they expect senior citizens to get through all of this? I did as much as I could … Continue reading →

I wrote my early morning messages and sent them out, and then I put on a mask made of a cloth and a cord from an old sweatshirt. I walked over to Trader Joe’s and bought some salad and frozen … Continue reading →

I watched CBS Sunday Morning, and one of the interesting segments was about the toilet paper shortage in December 1973, caused by a joke by Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show. I ate bananas and yogurt and listened to the … Continue reading →