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Day 16 - We had some special vistors today. Don't worry we stayed 6 feet away and they were well suited. 👍 Actually, Dallin said wearing an air blown dino suit like this would probably be an effective way to prevent you from getting coronavirus. 😂 He said it had something to do with the aircirulation inside the suit but I don't understand it all. Haha. I am in the process of gathering the newest research but it is looking like wearing a homemade mask or bandana is better than nothing especially if you're running to the store! Save or donate the n95s to your favorite nurse or doctor who are around the virus all the time but it is not a bad idea to wear a mask if you go out... just make sure to wash your hands before and after you adjust it. I know that wearing a mask when you are not sick is contrary to what has been previously said by government leaders but wisdom is changing. I'll post more about homemade masks later (or you can look it up yourself.) 👍 PS. This is our bishop and his sweet wife. 😂

Day 15 - We gave Emily her own room when we moved to Indiana but she gets loney. We find her sneaking in with the boys more often than not. I think the four of them just got used to sleeping in the same room during those 8+ years in the student apartments! ❤ Quentin is terrified of the dark and needs the light on. Micah can't sleep with lights on so we make him tent. 😂 Emily is on the floor. Jakey is still kinda the baby and he is just spoiled with a cute fire truck bed. The firetruck was given to us by another resident family when they moved away. Actually, the bunk beds were also given to us and pretty much every piece of furniture in the house. 😊 #blessed #residency #kids #freestuff #godisgood #minimalistlife #eternalstudents

Day 14 - I really don't have much new to say. You guys have read it all by now. Homemade pizza has become a staple. 😆 The best part of my day is when Quentin (age 6) came and said "Hey, mom I changed Jakey's diaper and put on his pants when you were putting the baby to sleep." #micdrop There are perks to having older kids at home!

Day 13 - I think I am doing better on my even days than odd days. 😆 This is probably one of the biggest spiritual battles I have ever been in. Each day is a test of my patience and faith in so many different ways. Another 15 hour day for Dallin and another 15 hour day for me. But even during the harder days there is always something to be grateful for. I am so grateful that the weather was finally nice enough to go outside. We spent most of our day outside. I cleaned up the yard then took all the kids on a long walk and bike ride. Some of the neighbors put out teddy bears in their windows so the kids can "go on a bear hunt!" Our neighborhood is pretty great. We found 3 bears. The boys had a funny place for our bear. 😂 It was nice to see so many people out enjoying the sun. 🌞

Day 12 - Keeping the kids fed has been the biggest challenge for me during this outbreak. By the time I am cleaning up breakfast then it is time for lunch! My grocery pick up has been cancelled 3 times in a row. We overwhelmed our groceries sytem before our healthcare system. 😆 It has been interesting without pick up because I am literally stuck homebound. There's no way I can take 5 kids to the store with huge lines and germs. My kids aren't old enough to stay home by themselves and Dallin still has to go to work. This is challenging me to cook and use our pantry foods and staples. It is great! I need to refine these skills. It is also teaching me to be humble and ask for help. A dear sweet angel brought us eggs and chicken today! 🙌 Also, today my grocery order wasn't cancel and they were able to fullfill half of my order. Dinner felt like when Nephi got meat after he broke his bow! We were all just washed away with gratitude and went around saying what we were grateful for.🙏Micah said quote "Today feels like Thanksgiving!" What has been the biggest struggle for you? #gratitude #thanksgiving #covid_19 #containment

Day 11 - As each day goes on I have lower expectations of me and the kids. It is good because with lower expecations I get less frustrated and more satisfied with my day. I ordered somethings on Amazon but the kids were more excited for the box than anything. Dallin came home at 3:30 pm today! Not expected but pleasantly surprised. I made tofu for dinner but not one liked it. 😐 They did eat the quinoa though! 🙌 For Family Home evening we made rubber band bracelets. It was a big hit and I am tired now! 😴 #success #anotherday #happy #wesurvived

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