Ran into Walmart to supplement my grocery order.

This is a stark reminder that markets all over the world look like this on a regular basis. A wonderful reminder of the blessings that we take for granted in the West every day.

It’s been two years since I deleted my Twitter account. At this point, it’s blocked on my network.

Join me.

The Last Place to be Hit With Coronavirus Worries? Florida Beaches - WSJ

“It’s a risk to be down here with crowds,” Mr. Aboko-Cole said. But “it’s my last spring break. I want to live it up as best I can.”

The selfishness in this pandemic is disheartening.

Lobbyists Pile On to Get Wins for Clients Into Coronavirus Stimulus Package - WSJ

for some lobbyists, the $1 trillion stimulus package provides an opportunity to score wins for corporate clients and breathe new life into stalled policy proposals unrelated to the crisis.

Red flag. Get a new plan.

Apple posted a PSA from the CDC at the top of the App Store Today section. First time seeing it, I’m impressed.

China’s Coronavirus Diplomacy - WSJ

China is using coronavirus aid to whitewash its responsibility for unleashing a global pandemic.

Powerful writing and a very strong argument.

It is so hard to grocery shop right now.

Miracle: Toilet Paper Falling From Sky Each Morning Like Manna From Heaven - The Babylon Bee

God’s people have been instructed to collect only what is necessary, as any excess toilet paper they gather will turn to empty cardboard rolls at the end of the night.

COVID-19 Checklist

• Avoid unnecessary trips
• Read a good book
• Cook a delicious meal
• Spend plenty of time outside
• Check on a friend/neighbor
• Videochat with someone you love
• Complete tasks/projects you’ve been putting off

Now, more than ever before, is the time to delete your Twitter account. Get as far away from that poison as you possibly can.

I caught a break in the weather and managed to get both cars washed and in the garage. Now I can wax and clean the interiors over the next few days while the heavy weather rolls through.

It’s the seven year anniversary of my blog, Catholic Husband. I’m publishing my 760th post this morning.

It’s remarkable how the simple habit of writing regularly can result in a robust body of work.

Two weeks ago, March was lining up to be the busiest month of the year for me. One by one, trips, meetings, and events have fallen off of the calendar.

The speed of this whole thing has been incredible.

That new iPad keyboard looks so awesome.

Netflix shows the rating of a program in the top left corner in the opening seconds.

Interestingly, a rationale given for more mature ratings is if a program contains “smoking.”

A community college near me announced that they’ll be back to in-person classes on March 30.

To think that we’ll be over this in less than two weeks is complete fantasy.

Plunging Rates Spell Opportunity for Student-Loan Borrowers - WSJ

Under the measure, monthly payments won’t decrease. The benefit is that your entire payment will now count toward reducing the loan’s principal, which helps you pay off the loan faster.

I like this creativity.

‘Ghost Town’ Seattle Shows How Coronavirus Shuts Down a City - WSJ

“Last week we went to a coffee shop and it was packed,” Ms. Ramone, 30, said. The couple went skiing with friends over the weekend

A unbelievably selfish act. Unconscionable.

Walmart is really letting me down, at a time when I need them the most.