Post Covid Plans

 Post-Covid Plans

Here are some of the things I am looking forward to doing after the virus goes

away by next year

1). Hug my relatives and friends

2). Go out to eat at The Cheesecake Factory

3). Play arcade games at Dave and Busters

4). Watch a movie on the big screen at the local cineplex

5). Host a big dance party with music and snacks 

6). Go on a road trip with my guardian up to Oregon

7). Go out shopping to my favorite stores without having to

worry about keeping my distance from people

8). Go bowling with my friends

9). Go back to the gym to work out

10). Sit close to my gal pal

Quarantine Activities

Quarantine Activities 

     

     Here are just a few of the things that you can do while quarantined in your house: 

    1). Watch a movie or two you haven't seen

    2). Clean out your cupboards/ closets 

    3). Go for a walk/ stroll

    4). Practice meditation/ yoga 

    5). Learn a new skill/ talent (i.e. guitar, sewing, new language, etc.)

    6). Learn how to cook something (i.e. cookies, brownies, etc.) 

    7). Start and finish a puzzle/ a board game

    8). Start a scrapbook of old photos 

    9). Do a repairs (loose doorknob, light switch)

   10). Binge watch you favorite TV show 

   11). Read some books/ magazines.

Coronavirus Tips

Coronavirus Tips

    In order to stay safe from getting infected, here are a few tips to help keep you sick-free

    1). Don't touch your face (you can get infected from putting your fingers in your

     mouth, eyes or nose where bacteria can thrive.)

    2). Wash your hands! (Washing your hands for at least 20 seconds can reduce the 

    spread of the virus.) 

    3). Cough into your arm  (When you cough, it can spread germs many feet)

    4). If you are sick, stay home and get plenty of rest

    5). Social Distancing (Keeping a distance of 6 feet can reduce the likelyhood of 

     getting germs on you and others.)

    6). Do fist or elbow bumps (bumping knuckles or elbows with someone can 

     reduce the risk of getting germs on your hands.)

Disaster Supply Kit

Disaster Supply Kit

What to take during in the event of a natural disaster such as an
earthquake, house fire or evacuation

    1). Water 

     (at least 1 gallon per person, for 3-7 days worth)

    2). Canned Food 

     (ready to eat meats, juices, protein bars, snack foods,cookies etc.)

    3). First Aid Kit 

     (Bandages, ointments, tweezers, wipes, antiseptic, aspirin)

    4). Warm Blankets/ Bedding (i.e. sleeping bags)

    5). Flashlight (with extra batteries) 

  

    6). Dust Mask

  

    7). Portable Radio (solar or hand crank)

    8). Manual can opener

    9). Clean Clothes/ comfortable shoes

    10). Important Documents

     (Birth certificate, social security, bank cards, insurance policies, etc.)

  

    11). Hand Tools (wrench or pliers to turn off utilities)

  

    12). Any Cash on hand (ATMs may not be working)

    13). If you have pets: pet food/dishes, bottled water, blankets, etc.

    14). Whistle

    15). Hat/ Work gloves 

    16). A comfort item for small child (favorite toy, teddy bear)

    17). Cell phone to call loved ones

    18). Basic Entertainment (board games, cards, books, etc.)

Staying safe during an outage

The do's & don'ts during a power outage

          Don't

   

      1). Don't use candles.

         2). Don't open your refrigerator often.

         3). Don't leave perishable food behind.

         4). Don't forget about food in the freezer.

         5). Don't leave electronics plugged in.

         6). Don't drive unless you have to.

         7). Don't touch power lines .

         8). Don't use a generator without knowing the risk of using one.

         Do

          

         1). Do know how to open your garage door manually

         2). Do make sure you have enough gas in the tank of your car

         3). Do have one light turned on.

         4). Do toss food warmer than 40 degrees Fahrenheit