I am having difficulty figuring out how to spend my money within Australia. I'm going to buy pillows. That's not a bad idea, hey. I also like Sheridan towels. I didn't horde groceries, which the Prime Minister condemned today.
I have a survival pack though. I bought tinned fish, tinned beans, a packet of medium grain rice, and oats. I will also have coffee capsules coming in the mail for hot drinks, and cordial for cold, sweet drinks. It's starting to settle in now. They take it so seriously on the news, but I've acclimatized. The truth is we need to look after the elderly.
It is actually really good civilization has the car. It is convenient to drive to the grocery store. I suppose it exposes us to drive thru germs. If a chef gets COVID-19, hundreds of people will be exposed, so they should be recommending grocery shopping.
I really think the government are doing the right thing. They are trying to reduce economic impact. They are working hard studying all the stats in the world.They say: they'll keep the grocery stores open; they'll reduce the number of people allowed at gatherings; they are relying on self-isolation; and recommend social distancing.
I want to help out. Maybe those who have had the virus can join the workforce safely and replace the symptomatic ones. Maybe, if I get the virus early, I'll be indispensable as a chef or shelf packer. I'll advertise on Gumtree when I get the chance.
I've already got cabin fever, and I fear everyone will get cabin fever. Lucky this place is big. I'm a master at social-distancing. Books, petrol, and DVDs are the new currency. Board games are the new currency.
I came up with a cool idea. I'm already thinking of the end, and how we need a celebration. I've got an idea, which is kind of pervy. But it's cool and it's legitimate. I'll tell you tomorrow night, so stay tuned.
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