Wednesday, April 8, 2020

I found a broken planter grate on Superior Street



A broken planter grate next to the Intrepid Building that is located at 230 East Superior Street.

Vision Northland construction for April 8, 2020


Image of Vision Northland construction cranes viewed from North Third Avenue East, between First Street and Second Street.


I know that these Superior Street buildings will soon become memories to make way for a Vision Northland parking structure.


I hope that someone will save this Voyageur Lakewalk Inn sign.

Tuesday, April 7, 2020

Happy Birthday Shelly!


Here is the tasty cake that I purchased for her birthday party.


This is my share of the cake and ice cream at Shelly’s birthday party.  Even during this Coronavirus pandemic, we can still share happiness and joy with our family and friends.  According to the law, we had less than ten people at Shelly’s birthday party.

Saturday, April 4, 2020

The King Manor, Fourth Floor bulletin board for April 2020


Because almost all King Manor and Rainbow Center events have been cancelled, there are fewer posters on the fourth floor bulletin board.

A Coronavirus pandemic notice provided by BDS Laundry


Before the year 2020, I had read about and seen descriptions of the 1918 pandemic virus.  However, while living my day-to-day life I did not image that something like the Coronavirus pandemic could happen outside of science fiction in the twenty-first century.  I wonder how many more ways this Coronavirus pandemic will temporarily or permanently change all of our lives.

Thursday, April 2, 2020

Fringeworthy comic by Hobbes Maxwell, Part Five


The large ring they found is a gateway to a very big platform that leads to other worlds in other realities. 


Sayuri is retracing the steps of the dead explorer.  I wonder what she will find on those other worlds.


The next to last line is “end of part one”.  I hope someone or several people working together will continue this story with part two.

Wednesday, April 1, 2020

I found a new HRA poster in King Manor about the Coronavirus pandemic in Minnesota.


I wonder how much more of my life will be upended by the deadly Coronavirus.  I wonder how many more months will pass before humanity sees the end of this pandemic.