Hi Lemouth,
Yes, New York. My husband and I are in true lockdown. Our kids bring supplies and leave them at the door!:) We are lucky, so far. There's a surcharge on just about everything. So much is not available. I think about people who can't pay the surcharge, who actually have to work in public now. Nothing in life is fair, is it?
I understand France is in the thick of it. I hope you and your family are well and come through this unscathed.
Of course I'm still here. One of the few places on the blockchain where I feel a certain amount of idealism prevails (or at least dedication to an idea). That's a great thing.
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Glad to read you are fine! I hope this will stay like that...
Indeed, nothing is fair. I think the US will be hit more hardly than France (and Europe in general), as we have a good social security system here (which is not existing at all in the US, if I am not mistaking). I don't envy you at the moment.
My wife is now fighting on the front. She is currently working with a COVID unit, dealing with night shifts. I am in charge of our boys (home-schooling, entertainment, meals, everything), and I have to work remotely as well. The status is a bit over-stressing, in particular related to work (as with the young kids, you can imagine I have very little time to do anything). But on the bright side, I am spending a lot of time with my children and this is great!
Anyways, I am looking forward to the end of this situation. Most probably not before a month or even two... That is my prediction.