My pleasant and clever niece Emma offered us to brave corona virus at our place, although it was a thoughtful way to stress that she's young and we are old (I'm joking. Joking is often silly, but always good for mood).

So she asked me to give her a list of errands and then, with perfect efficiency, she made a blitz to a couple of nearby supermarket and she found all, absolutely all that we needed.

She was even able to bring us François' favourite canned peaches, besides all the rest.

We are not sure if in close future my fellow citizens will be still allowed to go out and circulate.
At present we are only asked to remain home, not obliged.
All restaurants, cafés and shops are closed, except groceries, food shop and drugstores; all meetings are cancelled and, obviously, theatres and museums are closed too.
So young people like Emma have not many things to do outdoors.

She's a passionate traveller and recently she spent several months in Patagonia and other remote places of Southern America, on her own.
She's a free spirit, but she's also very responsible.
I know that for her being "grounded" won't be amusing, but she never loses her smile.

Great opportunities to help others seldom come, but small ones surround us every day.