The kids' schools have sent emails
Mar. 13th, 2020 05:41 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
conulyEva's school confirms that they're working on making distance learning options as rapidly as possible and that students won't be penalized for non-attendance. Ana's school is much the same, but they also include a list of local food banks.
I walked the dogs and saw a lot of kids out with their parents and... if you're going to keep your kids home from school due to fear of infection but then take them with you to the grocery store, you've accomplished approximately nothing. (Especially if your mask doesn't cover your nose wtf.) If you need groceries, and your kids are big enough to watch themselves, why not let them do that?
Unrelatedly, I do not know why anybody would pay $.10 to put two packages of toilet paper into two paper bags without handles only to carry them home under the arms, just as though they weren't bagged at all.
I walked the dogs and saw a lot of kids out with their parents and... if you're going to keep your kids home from school due to fear of infection but then take them with you to the grocery store, you've accomplished approximately nothing. (Especially if your mask doesn't cover your nose wtf.) If you need groceries, and your kids are big enough to watch themselves, why not let them do that?
Unrelatedly, I do not know why anybody would pay $.10 to put two packages of toilet paper into two paper bags without handles only to carry them home under the arms, just as though they weren't bagged at all.
