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In Folder: Michigan History Center COVID-19 Collecting Project
Made a complete chess set in wood shop. Had never turned a project before on the lathe.
Kent
Picture of my dog poking his head out of the car window while we wait to get out curbside order of beer from the craft beer cellar in Grand Rapids, MI.
Kent
Our family practicing for the live stream Easter service at First Baptist Church.
Allegan
As we few family members able to attend in person, a parade was planned with about 20 cars, including 2 township police cars. The parade went by, turned around down the road and gave back again. Edwin, age 98 and Rachel, aged 95 at the time, are still living together by themselves in the house they built some 60 years earlier in Fruitport township.
Muskegon
Receiving the first shipment of 400 ventilators from FEMA in Michigan. Posted from the governor’s twitter account.
Ingham
A workbook with activities for our five year old from his grandfather.
Kent
My wife Kristen and our four kids and I had recently moved into our new home one year prior to the Coronavirus pandemic. Just like most who move into a new-to-you home, we had many projects and upgrades to complete. I’ll say that since the first day of quarantine until today, April 10th, we have completed more projects on our home than we could have done in three years. Here is Kristen peeling wallpaper in our mudroom/entry.
Muskegon
