Covid19/2021-22 OMICRON/ VIRUS "IHU" FRANCE:P13310/NEWEST VIRUS: "NEOCOV" HIGH INFECTION RATE+1 IN 3 DIE !?! P13315

You’re back on my ignore list pal.

I enjoyed the lack of Japanese beetles.....but yep....lack is a good word.

Thank you all for kind words and prayers!

I wanted to add a couple things I forgot. Firstly, I’m not an angry person, it usually takes a LOT before I exhibit anger.

The day I first started getting symptoms this second go around, that would have been last Saturday October 3, I woke up angry. Every little thing straight pissed me off. Every driver on the way to work and every customer when I got there. Every little tiny thing that I usually just let roll off my back. I was tense and high strung. The next day wasn’t much better and I had a short fuse those first 3 days. Today I don’t feel horrible in the grand scheme of me; achy, typical neck lock headache, no fever, still dry cough with speaking.

20 y/o daughter has been extremely moody this week. Up and down between sad, angry and depressed all week. Not typical, she’s very independent and outspoken, but this is unusual for her. Reminds me of bipolar but cycling within minutes. Today she is lethargic. Stayed in her bed til a few minutes ago to grab a sprite. She can’t taste anything but bitter and can’t smell at all. Can’t turn her head at all and she has a burning sensation “all the way down her throat”. Her lymph nodes are extremely painful in her armpits today, where yesterday it was just her neck that was bothering her.

17 y/o son has had several violent loud outbursts at his younger brother for little of nothing. He is still asleep by the way, I can hear him snoring through his closed door but he’s been asleep 14 hours now. Again very unusual behaviors for him. He’s really a gentle giant normally.

Thanks for listening. Much love! Stay safe!

Had to blow the whistle on a local restaurant. Lots of confirmed cases and people that should be locked down are still at work.

We'll see if anything is done about it.

My area always has tons of bird action and for the last couple months it's been super quiet except for crows. Likely due to all the fires and smoke, it was a bit depressing. Finally in the last few days they've thankfully all returned.

I have birds but only a couple of varieties compared to years before. And they are hitting the seed so hard.

What I notice is a lack of bugs. Normal summer sounds like crickets, frogs, cicadas are almost non existent.

ETA, I realize frogs are not bugs

The energy here in nyc is so bad, nothing but despair, it was bad before the virus but not like this.

Absolute insanity

Brazil
Video: store opening causes turmoil and Havan is sued

Link (not translated so you can see the video)
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Thanks TB for the Tx news. I read and can't find it now, though, that 2 high school football teams had their opponents cancel due to high covid cases; so the two teams played each other.

Absolute insanity

Brazil
Video: store opening causes turmoil and Havan is sued

Link (not translated so you can see the video)
[link to www.oantagonista.com (secure)]

Hello.Anyone wants to talk about relations of viruses and nicotine tobacco? My friend told me there was one tribe in America which wasn't that much affected by diseases brought by European (first conquistadors) because they smoked lot of tobacco .I smoke a lot and even in March when I was little sick I still smoked.I wasn't sick anytime later.Only smoker cough is annoying.There must something to that theory that smoking blocks Sars2 cov enzymes

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Well, good night. I guess there is no reason to hang around waiting for some good news tonight. :(

You’ve nudged me further towards team covid.

The body dose not absorb vit D while
Swimming. It’s simply washes away before it can be absorbed.

That’s a lot of cans...

We have too much beer (and soda, and seltzer), and not enough cans

nationwide shortage of cans is the latest threat to craft beer. Ball Corp., the world’s largest manufacturer of cans, told investors this week that the U.S. market alone is short 10 billion cans in 2020, according to Beer Business Daily, a trade publication.

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