Week two of "social distancing" began with worshiping remotely with our church on YouTube.
NASCAR is postponed so FS1 broadcast the Cup drivers iRacing (a very realistic video game) with Jeff Gordon and Mike Joy commentating.
We played the world's longest game of Chutes and Ladders.
Addressing a card she had made for MawMaw Wilma and PawPaw Sherman.
Addressing a card for Mr. Richard, a widower from CPC that Mollie Grace talked to every Sunday. Before his wife died, they had taught her Sunday School class.
Mollie Grace still had horse riding this week. It's only her and her instructor in the barn. She got to ride a different horse this week. She progressed to the "intermediate" horse.
Chopping apples for an apple cobbler.
Tuesday our Southaven CC group moved to online meeting so we were able to join the Simmons, Stegalls and Peacocks for CC.
The girls "camped" all afternoon in the back yard.
But then bad weather moved in and we were under a Tornado warning so we hung out in the closet under the stairs for a while.
Wednesday we did CC again with our local group. Ben researched why people are hoarding toilet paper for his presentation.
Mollie Grace did her presentation about gum. If you eat a piece of chocolate while chewing gum, the gum will liquefy.
Annie showed a penguin she had made out of egg cartons and told about one of our favorite books, The Penguin that Hated the Cold.
In the afternoon we worked on our CC science project, building towers with marshmallows. Mollie Grace built the tallest tower.
This afternoon the Southaven CC moms had a Zoom conference call just to chat. On my phone you can only see four people at a time but there were about 12 of us. One of the positives of "social distancing" is the opportunity that we've had to "hang out" with people from other places. Wednesday night I watched the service from FPC Hattiesburg -- a devotional by Dr. Jussely followed by hymn singing requested by the congregation (by text).
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