Social distancing is my new favorite hobby
But first, a quick update:
The island’s borders are virtually closed to the outside world, save for cargo flights and a recent C130 which arrived with some medical supplies.
Only 7 COVID tests have been administered in American Samoa, and at the time of writing 5 have come back negative, awaiting 2 more results. But also, an article came out today that there’s an influx of patients at the hospital with flu-like symptoms, which has a lot of people worried.
We’re still on Code Blue, which means we are on high alert but not freaking out completely…. so that’s good.Â
it’s always a highlight of each day in quarantine.
I wish we could do this every morning.
this too shall pass.
blessed he’s my person.
A bit batty
about bats lately. They’re so fun to watch, flying from tree to tree, eating coconut seeds.Â
Venturing out
 Is it weird that I’m nervous to leave our house now? We limit going out as a precaution because we secretly dread the news that may come out any day now of a confirmed case here. On Saturday, we dropped off some stuff for Gabby at the VA quarantine facility, picked up some groceries and ran an errand, then came back home.
happy, healthy, and together.
excited about the sky.
He snapped this picture of the sun setting outside and pointed out to me the clarity of the sun on the water creating vivid sunset lines in the lagoon. I looked out and saw what he saw. It was beautiful I was still being a sour puss so I responded with a begrudging “mhm yeah” but I couldn’t help but think my guy is so sweet.
This has kind of been a long post about nothing in particular, but I’ve really just been enjoying this photo documentation of my life lately.
Despite the harsh reality of what’s happening around the world, these little snippets are my silver linings, and are an appreciation of the little things in life that keep me
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