I’ve already explained how I’m privileged in a lockdown with an arsenal of technology (for both work and leisure) at my disposal. Now I’m going to address another privilege: Nature.
The CoViD-19 government-ordered lock-down seems to be going on for longer than originally expected. But I’m really privileged, and actually always enjoyed social distancing. Besides, I have a nice arsenal of tech gadgets that, along with books, make being at home quite a pleasure.
The Spanish government has rightfully ordered a 15 day lockdown to limit the spread of coronavirus. It affects everyone. But this is my blog, so here’s how it affects me.
When The Saint Charles Royal Academy of Fine Arts of Valencia organized a Jose Gines sculpture exhibition, its President invited my wife and I to a private tour.
For a little bit over two weeks I’ve been in Ontario, Canada (between Buffalo and Niagara) visiting my in-laws and cat sitting.
Thursday and Friday I was in Boston, for a business meeting, some art, and to give a talk at MIT.
For the past two months we’ve been living in Vancouver, helping my son find an apartment and getting settled, as he’s going to be pursuing his college studies in the city.
