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Asked questions.

On our walk: early blossoms at Our Lady of Lourdes, the oldest continuously used church building in Minneapolis.

Spent the morning streamlining our houseplant irrigation system. (This is the “after” picture.) Rain and lightning made it a good day for plumbing.

Swept up after doing some electrical work.

Brainstormed solutions to an overabundance of carrots. Declared this week to be Carrot Week.

On my cycle ride, across the river from our home, a bald eagle was attending to its chicks.

Peeled open a bunch of compostable produce bags without swearing.

After a morning of domestic duties, it was time to follow other pursuits.

Time flew while chatting with friends six feet away.

Posted Moving in a Time of Lockdown.

My mission, this afternoon, is to try to reproduce a dish we enjoyed in New Zealand.

Carefully clamped an electrical project box before drilling holes in it. Last time I wasn’t so careful, and ended up at Urgent Care.

Cycled in search of less-traveled paths.

Walked for the sake of walking.

Our new Menu Management System imposes structure on our week, reminds us which day it is, and helps us manage our inventory of vegetables. We shouldn’t need to go to a supermarket until the middle of next week.

Weekly family happy hour was about to begin using our sophisticated FaceTime videoconferencing system.