The federal and California State tax filing deadline has been pushed to July 15th stay connected and be prepared. Information for state filing is available at www.ftb.ca.gov and for federal taxes, go to www.irs.gov For more tips on maximizing your tax return see www.creditkarma.com
DIY MASK MAKING
While do-it-yourself medical masks are not a substitute for their professionally made, high-grade counterparts, they do add a level of protection when you have to be out in public. All you need are three pieces of 6” by 9” cotton fabric, two pieces of ⅛ X 7” elastic, pins, some thread, and a needle. Lay two of the fabric pieces together with the outside layer on top, and pin the elastic to each end so that they form loops on both sides. Fold the loops on top of the fabric. Put the last piece of fabric on top of that, pin down, and sew all around, leaving a two-inch opening on one side. Be careful to only sew the ends of the elastic loops and not the loops themselves. Turn the masks right side out by pulling the fabric through the opening on the side. Now make pleats, pin and sew. You can see the Mask Tutorial
IMPACT
REMOTE WORKING
Jennifer Sevilla, proprietor of Crab Boil Catering and CEO of Stromsoe Insurance, sits down with Gabriella to discuss working remotely. Visit Stromsoe at https://siaonline.com/ and find Crab Boil Catering in Murrietta, on Facebook – www.facebook.com/pg/CrabBoilCatering.
Resources to grocery stores and the list of restaurants open. To view Click Here
GOOD TO KNOW
For those who love to read, SCRIBD is offering a free month of reading from their enormous library. www.scribd.com
Linkedin at www.linkedin.com is offering free classes and tips on how to build relationships when you’re not face to face.
Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce is staying up-to-date on which restaurants are open for takeout, as well as connecting community members to different professionals for support in this time of crisis. www.temecula.org
If you’re new to meditation, these resources from Mindful.org are helpful, https://www.mindful.org/audio-resources-for-mindfulness-meditation/ , If you have a little more experience, try the Chopra Center’s website www.chopra.com
If you want your kids’ brains to stay stimulated, log on to ABC Mouse www.abcmouse.com and use code 7771 for free access.
