Teacher Liz Glasgow on COVID: ‘I had to really, really budget’
Updated Mar 11, 2021;
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For the first few months after the pandemic hit, life was hard for Liz Glasgow and her young son. The restaurant in the Talladega County town of Lincoln where she worked as a cook closed down. And COVID closures made it so she was no longer able to lead Zumbini music and dance classes for small children at the Trussville Civic Center, a pursuit she pours her heart into and considers a personal passion.
“When the pandemic first hit, obviously we were all like, this is going to be over in two or three weeks, but when I couldn’t teach the Zumbini classes anymore, it was like, what am I going to do? I had to think outside the box,” said Glasgow, who lives in Cropwell, a small St. Clair County community.