Observations From House Arrest

I am building a kiln with artisans and life goes on, one albañil died for drinking too much 2 days ago so when I arrived yesterday at the village there were two funerals and a wedding , half the town was attending a funeral oor a wedding and the other half wa lined up to get some kind of wellfare. So much for not gathering.

Netflix??
I am binging Grey's Anatomy. Loving it. Takes my mind away completely.

Not available on Netflix, just checked. Ni modo.

...and just when the net is our escape through Netflix, Telmex has hours-long outages. Sigh.

brigitte wrote:I am building a kiln with artisans and life goes on, one albañil died for   drinking too much 2 days ago so when I arrived yesterday at the village there were two funerals and a wedding , half the town was attending a funeral oor a wedding and the other half wa lined up to get some kind of wellfare. So much for not gathering.

Ah, life goes on... or not....in remote Mexico...

yes life goes on until the virus hits and then it will be really ugly, for the lack of good facilities and medecine.. They are predicting 14% mortality rate in the communities ...

brigitte wrote:yes life goes on until the virus hits and then it will be really ugly, for the lack of good facilities and medecine.. They are predicting 14% mortality rate in the communities ...

I guess we all should be very concerned if They are predicting 14% mortality rate, were a credibly source

Lakeside9 CComunities.. read" indigenous communities". source is from thw Chiapas news . Considering that some refuse to abide by the no gatherng for Easter and have done rituals in the hills and are therefore totally safe... 14% mortality may be a low estimate..