We worked out at the JCC with our trainer this morning – outside, wearing masks. It was tiring.

After lunch, we did yet another antigen test. Diane tested negative for the second time, and it’s been 11 days since her symptoms started, so she is now Officially Recovered. My test was still positive, but the line wasn’t as dark as it was yesterday. The CDC guidelines say I don’t have to isolate any more but do need to keep wearing a mask for five more days.

At least there are plenty of pretty flowers to enjoy this time of year!

Today was Day 10 for Diane, so we each did a rapid test.

Hers was negative (hooray!).

The “Test” line was vivid on mine before the liquid got to the “Control” line. I’ll try again in a couple of days.

We did get to see the last part of the lunar eclipse tonight; I would have needed a tripod to get a photo with my big camera, but the iPhone was more amenable.

I took a RAW photo with the iPhone, too – unfortunately, not until just after totality had ended, so there’s a little bright spot at the bottom of the Moon.

I cropped the same photo really tightly – it looks interesting, but I suspect the artifacts are dominant in this version.