Andy and class adjustments

 This is me watching the update that Kentucky's governor is doing. The rest of my family wasn't able to watch that day because they had to work and can't get off in time. My father works from home but he is typically somewhere else working. After I hear the numbers, I get out the papers we need to make the cranes and then give him about half of the ones that need to be made for that day.

My family also really likes the ASL interpreter, Virginia, partly because we think that it's fairly cool, as well as we a bit of experience in signing a bit. We really enjoyed it when they had the daily learning of a word or phase in ASL from either Virginia, Rachel, or Rachel(I don't know how they spell their name).

I'm doing my best adjusting to taking all online classes and trying my best to keep up with my work since i'm not in classes or in a dorm to keep track of myself more easily. The one thing I'm hoping to not do again is to not do my online homework for my calculus class because that hurt last semester especially after the switch to online.

Governor Andy and making Cranes

 

With people showing their support to those who have lost people during this pandemic with green lights, we wanted to show our support as well but we had an issue because the lights on our front porch is out and use old bulbs that hardly get made anymore. So something that we thought to do was to make cranes for every Kentucky death related to covid since the start of the pandemic when KY first got a related covid death. My family has done our best to keep up with the numbers reported to us by Governor Andy Beshear. 

 After a little bit of time one of our cousins that live in Lexington made us an Kentucky wood carving that has a green light behind it. We have it set up on the front porch but we typically forget to light it up so it mainly just sits there in the dark, but we try to show support to others, even though, so far, my county has had no reported deaths, but we have over 200 reported cases in my county now.

My family has also been watching Governor Andy Beshear give his updates when they come on. I wasn't a big fan of when they decided they should switch from 5 pm to 4 pm to give the updates because it slightly messed with me letting out my dogs and my mother would miss most of them because she is still working part time at a restaurant. My family that I've been in contact with that live in Kentucky usually tune into watch the updates that Kentucky's Governor. We all have watched to help us get through this, he's been very helpful to a lot of Kentuckians.