A week or so ago I made masks for my son and his family, and sent them to the City of Angels. Yesterday they sent me this picture.
"They are so comfy," my DIL wrote. "Little Miss loves hers and does not want to take it off. They fit perfectly, nice and snug around the nose."
Now, they live in California, and that means they can't even leave their own property, so they can't take a walk down the street. We all know my granddaughter probably won't go out at all, but there was no way I was NOT going to make her a mask. And OF COURSE it had to have dinosaurs!
This is me with one of the masks I made for myself. I have a pair, so I can always have a clean one if I need to go out.
Although I'm not going out. The only time I go out is to go down to the mail house to collect my mail, and whether I walk or drive, I wear a mask.
One of my coworkers saw the masks I had made for the production workers and asked if I could make some masks for her and her family. She had tried to buy some, but had no luck.
Tell me how much and I will pay you, she texted.
Well, gee, I wrote back, if you're still going to the grocery store, here is what I would like as payment:
1 bunch of parsley
1 bunch of cilantro
2 or 3 avocados
1 bag of spinach
1 bunch of asparagus
1 box of linguine
A few hours later, my grateful friend delivered two grocery bags of green stuff for me.
The masks for the rest of her family are almost ready!
