Don’t let the looks fool you.
Our neighboring Town of Salina offices usually bustle with activity.
People are home.
Not even on a weekday morning in The New Normal.
Quiet time
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Mark Bialczak 
Our Florida governor just today (after much criticism and the state doubling in virus victims over the past 4 days) signed our stay-home orders to begin at midnight. And we’ve already been noticing a lot more crime in the areas with less patrolling.
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Ouch. We have so much to adjust to already without do-badders doing bad, Rachel.
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We have many ghost towns … it liking it!
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* I’m not liking it… is what it’s suppose to say!
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I understand what you’re saying, Nance.
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I’ve noticed the silencing of the town on Monday mornings when I make my once weekly trek to the office. But people are out EVERY WHERE else!!!!
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I hope they are keeping their proper distance to keep everybody as safe as possible, MBC.
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Not so much……some yes…..some no.
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Every town has a ghost town feel right now it seems. Sigh 😔
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We must wait it out, Sandra.
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Yesterday, I went out for the first time since mid-March. Definitely is strange out there, what with all the stores and businesses closed. Even the grocery stores, which are still open, have minimal customers now that everyone finished their panic buying.
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My dear wife Karen and I drove through an Arby’s as a lunch treat yesterday (and to get out for a little car time) and everything was empty except the supermarket and pharmacy parking lots, CM.
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Kinda scary, isn’t it.
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It’s like The Twilight Zone out there 👽
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Very, very still, Jen.
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It’s so hard to get used to, and I’m not there yet
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Usually during business hours there are people in and out, Beth, like … well, town offices! And then there are Court nights. So different with them having call-for-necessary-appointment days, no court and no weekend basketball leagues.
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