Blog Day 58: Wednesday 20 May 2020

I see in the Age this morning that the AFL has put off 80% of its 3,000 staff.  What on earth would all of those staff have done every day when they turned up for work.  No wonder these organisations ran out of money so quickly.  How many of those staff will be necessary to run the AFL when things are back to "normal".

The local nail salons must be thinking that they are opening shortly, both in Centre Road had the cleaning crews in there this morning.

If anybody is interested in doing a virtual tour of the Shrine have a look at the following web site.  You can look at galleries of still photos or do a virtual tour moving around the various parts of the Shrine, it really is very clever.

https://artsandculture.google.com/partner/shrine-of-remembrance

This is part of Google Arts and Culture and through this site you can do virtual tours of many museums and galleries world wide .  It really is an amazing site.  The AWM site in Canberra is also worth having a look at.

One further death overnight in NSW taking the national total up to 100.  Some talk, unconfirmed, that the McDonalds outbreaks in the Northern suburbs of Melbourne could be linked to the Cedar Meats cluster.  It will be interesting to see the outcome if that is the case.  

Corona Virus Daily Stats: Day 135

Vic: 1,580 infected (+7 from previous day) - 18 deaths (increase 0)
Aus: 7,079 infected (+11 from previous day) - 100 deaths (increase 1)
Recovered: 6,411
World: 4,896,771

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