Travis and I then watched a moved called Blinded by the Light, which I wanted to like more as it was from the same team who did Bend it Like Beckham, which I loved as a kid... The newer film was about a British boy from a Pakistani family who want the best for him (meaning, become a doctor or lawyer) who inspired by Bruce Springsteen and a teacher to follow his dreams of being a writer. I loved the message, but the execution fell flat and the acting just didn't quite ring true like the earlier film (which must be 20 years old!) did.
Anyhow, slept late, we woke up groggy and Travis made a lovely little breakfast. Once we were done with that I took off for a long bike ride again, up to the tip of Manhattan and back again, wearing a face covering the entire way. Not so bad on a bike, but I still am annoyed that I need to adjust it frequently which means I need to put my hands near my face, which I was good at avoiding doing.
Travis spent the day mounting the television on our wall and organizing the tool kit. We again participated in the 7pm support of our essential workers with an Aperol Spritz in hand. I then had to spend the rest of the evening working, as my developers in Europe will be nearly complete with the day by the time I wake up.
Tomorrow will be Monday - the third one working from home. Crazy
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