Issue number 20 is at the printer's as of this afternoon

Well, that's what I've been up to during this stay-at-home period.  During the final phase of the inking of issue number twenty, I worked every day except one for over a month during that stage. On the vast majority of days, I only completed two pages, and over all I averaged just a wee bit over two pages a day for the entire month-plus I spent at  that stage.   I've started the illustrations for issue number 21 as of last week.  I'm gong to try to make this pencil stage really chill and just take my time and take it easy.  I hate the idea of being stuck in my house AND grinding away on these books like there's no tomorrow. 

I'm skeptical about the Governor of Texas' efforts to reopen the economy.  I pretty much plan on continuing the same routine as far as how I'll remain at home for the most part.  I just think the lack of testing of the general population just doesn't cut it for me.  I have no desire to eat at a restaurant or go to a movie at this point in time.  I've been very stingy about takeout and delivery of food or coffee or anything like that, so I haven't budgeted much for that for the next few weeks, and I plan on home meals and home coffee for the most part.   I'm glad the printer of my books started up their business, though.  They displayed all the proper protocols for masks, social distancing, and to-go retail when i went there today.  I bet they will finish printing the book up in less than two weeks.  Yay!