Look... I get it.... the US looks mighty perty normal. Don’t let your guard down. Covid 19 ain’t just about one point in time.

:)

You are important and I am one with the couch for another 15 minutes.

The only positive that I see is that at least if the J/J doesn’t work as well..... it does less damage :) and your husband knows not to touch his damn face....

Per Zakk, NO FACE TOUCHING!

Interesting find.... higher altitudes might be good to escape to. Could just be there is less “exerting” type activities.... since the body is already working harder.

Need more data. But this comparison should be done to other places.

Oooo. Dutchy!?!? Denver, Colorado? And maybe an Indian city? High altitude Europe?

Altitude conditions seem to determine the evolution of COVID-19 in Brazil

[link to www.nature.com (secure)]

I was just recently part of a superspreader event. Live music at the bar I work at. As far as we can tell 1 person in the band ended up infecting 38 people. All 38 people had mild to moderate symptoms and all lost taste and smell. The symptoms would come and go over the course of ten days. 20 of the 38 people said it was the sickest they have ever been. All 38 said it was the strangest sickness of their life- the way the symptoms came and went and the loss is smell and taste. This covered people of all ages from 22-68.


I was the only person who did not show symptoms and did not have a positive PCR test. I did the blood test for antibodies and I have them. There was not one time over the last year that I was even a tiny bit sick so I had to have a completely asymptotic infection. This creeped me out to think I had this disease inside of me but I didn’t even know it.

still a nothingburger

Thank you. :) His last job was at a headquarters, and they teleworked for a lot of 2020. This one will be more operational, you might say, so I'm a little nervous.

And now the washing machine in the laundry room is stuck with my wet clothes in it, so I have to call the NEX. Apparently, they run the laundry room even though it's in the Navy Lodge. Somebody get me the Tito's.

Hi. You haven't made the jump yet, and what happened to my extra fries?

Way back.... the shoppette did not have alcohol.... you specifically had to go to the class six. And the class six did not have food or personal items.

Oh right! It was like that on navy bases, too. But they were just called PACKAGE STORE. Not very imaginative, but that's where the booze was. Then they combined everything, so now you have to go to the NEX for a box of wine and stand in line for 30 minutes. Why is it called Class six?

Where's TB today?

The animal issue is a bit more than is being discussed in medical science circles.... too much tunnel vision.....

COVID-19 is circulating in some animals. What does that mean for us?

[link to abcnews.go.com (secure)]

But..... found research being done....

What Happens If COVID-19 Infects Wild Animals?
Tufts researchers are testing species from bats to seals to see if it’s being spread, and explain how the virus could establish a wildlife reservoir

[link to now.tufts.edu (secure)]

Easier to find in active threads than favorites, although I did put this in favorites, too.

Easier to find in active threads than favorites, although I did put this in favorites, too.

Plus I had to do two captchas today! One on here and one on the post office website!

I didn't even know about favorites until recently, much less personal pins. I just spent a year searching for DR's thread every day when it wasn't pinned.



Hope you are feeling better!

Plus the snot rags.

Oh damn.... red tape.... that might need to whole Class Six delivered.

Good Luck.

And

Oh no. Sorry.

Did this happen before when you were there?