Week #2 - Ellen Feng

  Ed Feng, 57, and Diana Montgomery, 54, take daily walks around 4 p.m. with their dogs. They usually walk around the streets of Greenshire Estates in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania. 

 Before going on walk, the dogs Willow and Juni must be transported across the driveway in a car. Ed Feng says that their family uses an electric fence and the dogs will not approach the fence within a certain distance. Riding in the car gives the dog a sense of safety. 

After about 45 minutes of walking, Willow and Juni hop back in the car and Ed will drive the car back up the driveway. The dogs are tired from walking and will be rewarded with dinner when they get back inside the house. 

To deal with the increase of dish washing due to the whole Feng household staying home, Ellen, Nathan and Ed rotate doing lunch dishes for the family, while Diana focuses on the dinner dishes. Diana says this is to prevent the dishes from being saved until the end of the day.  

Before quarantine for COVID-19 started, Nathan Feng joined the Perkiomen Valley High School track team. He says he has limited running experience and wants to build up his stamina while he is at home. To prepare for a run, Nathan wears running sneakers and leg sleeves to prevent him from injuries. 

Ed Feng and Diana Montgomery both work for Merck Co. and spend much of their time at the computer or in meetings. When relaxing on the weekends, they enjoy looking at Facebook videos from their friends. Some of their favorites are funny animal videos.