[Wneighbor]

I’ve always loved country living. It’s never bothered me to be an hour from a city.

We are in central Texas. But like you say, this is in those cities now and I’m watching my area to keep up. There are a lot of city people who have their “play ranches” in our counties and I expect some are escaping to the country. As simple as it seems I’m keeping those gals at Dollar General and the one gas station in our area in prayer. In our area those are the frontline people who will contact what the city folks bring. Honestly unless I go for milk-in-a-jug, we could hole up for months. But a lot of our friends and neighbors can’t.

[Aquamarine]

I'm in a tourist area. Floridians vacation here and some have a second home here in the mtn's. In the past few years we have had people move here from New York since the taxes are so low.

I won't go into a big grocery store especially Wal Mart. Can get in and out of the Dollar Store in ten minutes and get most of what I need, they did have milk today. My heart goes out to the workers that are keeping goods flowing. May God bless them.

[lovemysoldier]

I too love country living. In the beautiful hill country, my husband and I joke about being “30 minutes from everywhere”.

So far, we have no cases; however, we pray that it does not spread into our county. My husband is a health care provider and we have distanced ourselves from famIly and church family before all the “guidelines” occurred.

I pray for all those on the front lines. All those that keep the groceries, gas, essentials, health care, police, etc flowing. Too many to list.....

God bless!