-=> Quoting Ruth Hanschka to Nancy Backus on 05-15-20  18:01 <=-

 >  RH> Some things are supposed to reopen on the 20th.  I bet the Ill Will
 >  RH> opens up then.  Not too sure of some other nonprofit thrifts that are
 >  RH> really nonprofit.
 > The earliest anything might open here would be after the 15th... and
 > then only in certain parts of the state... dunno if anything here is
 > likely to yet....

 RH> A lot of chain stores would be my guess. I'm crossing my fingers for
 RH> one charity thrift, but not putting money on it.

We're in Phase One of reopening here... which, here, is construction,
manufacturing, retail - delivery and curbside pickup (for the
non-essential businesses), wholesale trade and various agriculture and
forestry..... and the further breakdown of retail does include "used
merchandise stores", so the charity thrifts as well.... We shall see how
things go.... :)

 >  > to church (to help out with the livestreaming), but don't plan to go
 >  > anyplace where there might be crowds.... 
 >  RH> I try to stay out of crowds too.
 > That's my normal way of operating, so that doesn't hit me all that hard
 > now.... :)

 RH> When you're technically immune-compromised it's generally safer.

True... in my case it's mostly for my mental health... ;)

ttyl        neb

... Hint for Mom: Kids don't really prefer hot dogs to duck a l'orange.

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