What are you doing today that you would not be doing if not for C19?

Not too much has changed for me. I am a firefighter an RSO at or range/ shop. Both are essential jobs. The range is closed, but we are still a bit busy. So, working 65 hours a week. My wife is an ER nurse, so she’s still working. Feel lucky for that. So not much has changed. We did enjoy eating out once a week, but that’s fine for. And, I do miss my buddies at the bar. We would bet together once a week. They are all gun guys, vets, and blue collar types.

Stay safe all.


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Not a lot different. Still going to the office a few days a week but no customers or walk in's. Online and phone only. No hitting pawn shops thrift stores or fast food for lunch. Those are all good things as I don't need anymore junk or guns and eating better without the fast food. Not seeing the kids or grand kids in person is probably the worse thing. Worrying about the people that are not working and the country overall is the other bad thing. Praying a lot more and appreciating every blessing that has been given to me.
 
Finishing up getting everything ready to record the Sunday Morning Worship Service tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 PM. Have not ever pre-recorded a worship service. With the shelter in place order from the Governor, we will not be able to even have the Drive In Worship Services we had planned. Really really miss getting to visit with my members and residents in the community. God bless them. God bless you all. Sincerely. bruce.
 
The gun club I belong too has lunch on Thur. It's still open for shooting but the Thur. lunch has stopped. I miss the lunch and Mrs. Tops is not happy about cooking lunch on Thur.:D Our Church has shut down but we have services on the internet. The rest of the time is like the 18 years since I quit work. I watch TV, eat ice cream. shoot, but mostly piddle around the homestead and play with my tractor. Larry
 
Not much has changed in my world, the outdoor range is free of snow. Yesterday I went to the range and swept up about 40 pounds of used brass, and steel cases; it was hard to walk on the brass. As my wife is diabetic I am doing the shopping. I did shoot yesterday. It was a chance to check out my last gun purchase, a Colt defender 9MM, had problems with the extractor. Finally got is adjusted and was able to put some rounds threw it. it's the same out same old.
 
Sitting in the Moon Bar drinking rye whisky with my son and messing with a rusty double-bitted axe he wants to re-handle. Playing chess with my grandson and whittling some biggish sticks into little sticks. All three of us have been idled by the plague.
 
Wed. nights are knitting night for my wife to meet up with a circle at a Denny's, Panera Bread or some such. Obviously that wont fly now so one of the gals got them all together over the 'Net on something called Zoom. I guess it works OK but with the technology some ladies who have moved to other parts of the country were able to join in and it sounded like the entire bunch was right outside my back door!
 
Not much different for me other than the big Gun show this weekend being cancelled. Was looking forward to walking around and looking at some guns and possibly doing some trading for something i haven't owned before.
 
I'm at the office, got a letter from the boss stating we're "essential" and lov'n it!
 
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