Jaime floats a kickflip down to the bricks at EMB.
The Black Label Riky Barnes reissue is looking extra neat.
I did a couple ollies and pushed around in the street after I ate breakfast this morning in case it rained later. It started raining on the drive in to work.
Slap - December 1998 Volume 7 Number 12
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You're going to work?
Yup.
Don't worry, we're taking the damn plague seriously.
The printshop is an essential service by virtue of providing necessary items to essential service businesses. We print stuff for schools, local governments, the police, banks, doctors, and more.
Our building is huge and we only have four employees so everybody is staying in their own spaces. I have my own office that nobody else really goes in. I have my own bathroom, too.
If you've followed the blog closely over the years you know that I'm in a small town in a mostly rural county so we have less people and more space. That doesn't make the area safe, but it helps.
Same. Part of my job is to inspect large gov't infrastructure builds so I still go to sites but under modified rules. All communication is via text/calls and its straight to site/maintain distancing/and then straight home.
The only skating I've done this spring is ollies in front of my house as a friend video challenged me that I couldn't even get up the curb anymore at "my age"...so had my son tape it on my phone and went back inside to type out reports.
I did however buy a deck that I truly didn't need as its spring and the semi-local is doing curb pickups and wanted to support them.
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