Well, I didn't get to order my photos due to Shutterfly's technical issues on their website. This morning I woke up at 9 AM, came downstairs in my PJ's, signed on for work, grabbed a pack of Poptarts and a Cadburry Egg (healthy breakfast) and have been sitting at my computer since trying to get motivated today. I am feeling extra-emotional for some reason.
Disney Cruise Line announced all Disney Wonder sailings have been cancelled through the end of June. Walt Disney World is closed until further notice, as is Disneyland.
Harry picked up dinner from Chili's as I wrapped up my workday around 5 PM. Emily and I decided to go for a quick walk. It was quick because it started raining. After dinner we went back out for a 40 minute walk. I was feeling pretty run down as everything is physically hurting and it didn't help I was walking in flip-flops.
When we returned from our walk we settled down and watched, "Below Deck, Sailing Yacht." Harry and Emily worked on cleaning the laundry room while I did my stretches for physical therapy. I felt an allergy attack coming on, so I took some Benadryl. I have physical therapy tomorrow via a Zoom call. I think what I have to tell Kyle will make him laugh. First, I did, in fact, shock myself with the TENS unit because the cord was not plugged in all the way and I kept turning the dial up. I realized the cord wasn't plugged in, pushed it in, but the dial was still set to high. Second, I rolled my ponytail under the foam roller when I was trying to do my back stretches. Thankfully, Emily was there to pull it out or I would have been stuck! Third, I attempted roller skating (that was funny). Then we just will talk about our normal things. Clearly, I need a physical therapist to guide me so I don't end up killing myself!!! I hope I can get back into the office soon because I can't keep doing this on my own!
Here are today's stats:
Globally: 1,292,564 confirmed cases; 70,798 deaths
US: 338,995 confirmed cases; 9,683 deaths
NC: 2,686 confirmed cases; 41 deaths
SC: 2,049 confirmed cases; 44 deaths
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