The Month of May
The month of May brought lots of fun, sunshine, Covid updates/changes, and big events. As I type this, the kids have wrapped up their school year and I barely remember May starting, let along June just being a couple of days away. Here are some of the highlights...
I'm still working at Calypso Bead Bar part time. We launched this adorable mobile boutique at the beginning of the month at the Dublin Market. It was a good turn out and everyone loved the balloons and old horse trailer that is now fashionable and fun. It was fun to talk to customers and help them with their selections.
Darby graduated from OSU with high honors. We weren't able to attend graduation because of the pandemic but we were lucky enough to get together with everyone for dinner at Mezzo to celebrate. It was a nice day so we were also able to walk across the street for ice cream afterwards. So proud of Darby for all of her hard work and now we anxiously are awaiting the birth of their baby girl.
I got my second vaccine and am fully vaccinated. My only side effect after the first one was a sore arm. I was hoping to be one of the "lucky" ones who flew through the second one as well but no such luck. Several hours after my shot, I started to feel really tired with a headache. The headache continued to worsen as the night went on so I put myself to bed in hopes that it was the worst of it. Nope. I woke up in the middle of the night with chills and the worst body aches. The whole next day I could barely get off the couch and laid on a heating pad. Eric was home in the morning so luckily he was able to get the kids on the bus and then Mairin watched TV with me all day. It was terrible and I hope to never have to do that again.
Since then, DeWine has decided to lift the mask mandate for fully vaccinated people and is giving away one million dollars for five consecutive weeks for vaccinated people who register. It is such a weird world that we live in right now as you enter stores and some people are masked and others are not. It creates this unspoken divide that I wish was not there but it is so nice to not have to wear a mask everywhere. The kids were able to unmask at recess and do not have to wear their masks during summer tutoring. Hoping they do not need to wear them next school year either but time will tell.

















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