I'll be interested to see how this plays out. A story from a tv station article on it: https://abc7.com/health/covid-california-issues-statewide-order-on-masks/6254439/

Disneyland Resort is working on being open by next month: https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2020/06/disneyland-resort-proposes-plans-to-begin-phased-reopening-july-9-with-proposed-reopening-of-theme-parks-july-17/ FWIW, Orange County, CA, "strongly recommends" but does not require mask use in public (https://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2020/06/11/face-masks-orange-county-required-coronavirus/). I'm sure Disneyland will have their own rules regarding masks, but at this time they are not required unless a business chooses to require it of their clientele/ patrons.

I've been reporting to work everyday. I've tried to reduce grocery store trips but its hard to go less than 2 times a week. When I'm not working, I'm home. The family has been pretty house bound since mid-March. We've seen a family friend only once, otherwise it's phone/ FaceTime calls. We also had our 6 month dentist visit about 2 weeks ago. I have a friend who is starting to feel more comfortable about hosting a distanced visit in her yard, so I'm planning to meet up with her fairly soon. That's about it.

Our 6 month teeth cleaning and check up was last week. Our dentist has a very small office. We were instructed to call when we arrived and to bring our masks. After arriving, they checked our temps. They waved us in when they were ready. Our appointments were spaced out, so dd and went in first and later on, dh and the boys. When we went in, we used hand sanitizer and then had our oxygen levels checked. After that, we were escorted to the exam chairs and handled clear eye wear. We had to rinse with a peroxide solution before any cleaning happened. There were multiple air purifiers set up through out the office. Some procedure were slightly different- no open mouth rinsing with the water jet, etc. It was very much a come in, get it done, and go kind of appointment.

Mine had bikes when I went this past weekend...

Maskne- an unexpected side effect.

I ordered some off etsy that arrived in 3 days from this seller: https://www.etsy.com/shop/FromRagstoTreasures?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=787781926

Pretty much the same for us- which on the OP's scale would be "essentials". I still have to report to work and I've been trying to keep the shopping to no more than weekly when possible. We are home bodies but now that it's spring and all the trails and beaches are closed, I'm kind of bummed. We would start trying to get more hikes or walk in nature in about now.

I ran to the Vons by my work during my mid-afternoon lunch break. They looked much better than when I last stopped by about a week to a week and a half ago. I think I saw a small handful of 4 roll packs of TP, otherwise the aisle was still empty. I didn't look for any hand sanitizer but I haven't seen any in stores for awhile now. Frozen pizzas seem to be another out as fast as they come in item.

Monterey Bay Aquarium live cams: https://www.montereybayaquarium.org/animals/live-cams They were doing guided meditations via Facebook live with their jellyfish for ten minutes at 8am PST earlier this week.

This version appeals to my love of Marvel movies:

Currently developing: California Governor Announces Statewide Order To Stay At Home

Los Angeles Unified School District is closing. I believe they said meals would be offered.

Nm. This was answered when I tried posting. @Arcadia it looks like my local Albertson’s- I forget they’re Safeway’s up there.

But Stella has a point. Plans in and of themselves don’t require funds. They need the thinkers to provide the full concept. It’s the execution of the final plan that will require funding. There should’ve been some contingency planning because having no plan means no idea of the amount or kind of funding that could be necessary.