Pengi's Survival Guide to Corona Virus

So with the current health crisis around the world, and many people nervous and not being able to get out and about as much as normally, Pengi thought it would be a good idea to lighten the mood a bit.  Be assured that when he is running errands around others, he is being careful.

Pengi in his mask

Most of the time like all of us, he is on the boat.  So here are some of the things he has been doing to entertain himself.  Maybe it will give you some ideas.

He ordered a few good puzzle books from Amazon

He also likes to sit and enjoy the outside with a good magazine.  He can sit on the front of the boat and see the sky and feel the breeze, while enjoying reading material. 

He has also loaded several new books onto his kindle.  This one by Julie Bradley is quite good and he recommends it.  An amazing true story about a military couple who retired and sailed around the world on their sailboat.  Truely an adventure.

There is also solitare if you are by yourself.  He likes gin rummy as well when Keith and I are willing to play along

Pengi has been a big help with me in doing some quilting projects.  If you are not a quilter, there are many other hobbies that might be good to try while staying inside.

It is also a good time to call friends and family via phone (or shell phone, get it?....... shell phone/cell phone).  Maybe even reconnecting with someone you have not talked to in a while.

Even though it is not terribly exciting, what a great time to get those closets reorganized and finally get rid of the clothes you are not wearing anymore

If trying on clothes is just too much to think about, maybe simply reorganize the kitchen or pantry

And remember, getting outside is not a bad thing.  Go for a walk or bike ride.  Pengi is going to go with Keith and I to play some tennis (there are tennis courts here at the marina).

And every now and then a little drink-e-poo is not a bad thing when done in moderation.

Pengi says stay safe and be kind to one another.