TheCG Posted March 15, 2020 Share Posted March 15, 2020 Something I just ran across on Facebook. 3 1 Link to comment
Mt_Rider Posted March 15, 2020 Share Posted March 15, 2020 Yep, Cowgirl.....that shows it! Everyone get out your cardboard 'doughnuts' ...... Only takes a few Typhoid Mary folks to infect a whole lotta folks. Miki, I'm hearing more and more churches are closing. Catholics have to deal with using one communion challis [or whatever it's called]. That 'wipe off' is not going to be adequate!! This is affecting all aspects of our lives. Our church is having a bunch of things...hopefully this week. Sooner than later....before COVID's more intensely spread. A long term member died...NOT from COVID. There are a lot of incoming relatives....from who knows where. Our church has always drawn the oldest folks as members. Then again, those of us who were relative 'youngsters' 20 yrs ago are now in the OLD category. At this time....they are risking this? Praying for all at the funeral and at least two luncheons with non-local folks attending. And our members serving and cooking....and washing dishes/pots/pans. SOAP kills the virus! DH and I are now trying to think ahead to dropping stuff off for my folks....on their porch. What will they need....besides a keeper for my dad. This is AGITATING him. I hate to see his fear....and he's not even understanding a lot of it. MtRider 4 Link to comment
Littlesister Posted March 15, 2020 Share Posted March 15, 2020 On 3/13/2020 at 11:34 PM, Mt_Rider said: I didn't call DD2 either, Little Sister. Was going to email but just waited. She called us and was rattled. That was before she knew her dh was NOT finding rice at Costco as we talked. I found out from my mom who talked to her this morning. Sometimes they're just not going to hear what they don't think they can endure. BUT they are stronger than they think! That girl and her sister experienced true hunger in their early childhoods. They KNOW....but likely don't want to remember. [They haven't been hungry since becoming our daughters but previous to that.] Honestly, I can see how they would not WANT to believe that they'd ever have to go thru Hard Times again. Been there....Done that! SURELY I don't ever have to do that again!!! I get that. DH and I had one "hungry" time. Not starving. Not as bad as their time. But.....they have the option to be proactive and NOT go thru that much stress again. That's what I've always emphasized. But she preferred to write her own script and there was NO MORE HARD TIMES LIKE THAT in her script for her life. If I could, I'd write her script like that too. MtRider Worse.....WE CAN'T STORE FOR THEM. TOOO FAR AWAY. Mt. Rider you are so right about not being able to store food for those that are far away. BUT, I am mailing food of all things to granddaughter and her DH as they are really between a rock and a hard place. Navy sure did a number on them. The get to move into house tomorrow. So they are going to get in get the dogs settled, empty the cars and head to the store to see what they can still get. Then will call me to let me know what they need. Told them I have several things like the 72 hour emergency food from patriots supply. Free for me. Only payed shipping. So have several I will send her along with beans, rice, and some other freeze dried and dehydrated foods I have. Hopefully that will tide them over till things calm down. They are not happy being in Washington state in a store anywhere right now. 1 1 Link to comment
Littlesister Posted March 15, 2020 Share Posted March 15, 2020 My daughter did go to store again today and they had hamburger. So she got what she needed. So hoping things are set for her now. We are now hunkered down for the next 2 weeks. No church, no doctors, no food ministry nothing. Just staying home and taken it easy. Will be doing a lot of praying and Bible reading. Along with some sewing, reading of other books and of course house cleaning never ends. So I will be staying busy though confinement is no fun. I am sure though I will be able to get out and do some yard work though. No one would be around me for that. 2 Link to comment
Daylily Posted March 15, 2020 Share Posted March 15, 2020 I had a long post typed Friday telling about our experience in town Thursday but the power blipped off and I lost it. Didn't have to energy to re-type it. Some local people always bring up a semi load of flats of strawberries in March and we went to get some. They come to a small town in the next state, about 20 miles from us. I had a list of things we wanted to get at Ingles, Walmart, Tractor Supply, DH's synthroid, Car Quest, Lowes and the bank. I somehow thought we could get home in time for lunch. Not. It was after 6 pm and I was exhausted. I've had a cold and every time I got in a check-out line, I started coughing. I always coughed into my jacket but people sure looked at me and moved away. Couldn't blame them. Every line was LONG and seemed like every person in front of me had some kind of issue with their credit/debit card or something. Everyone was calm and obviously stocking up. It was strange to see the TP aisle totally empty at every store. I went into Walgreens and asked if they had hand sanitizer. The lady laughed at me. She said they ordered a 5000 bottle shipment and got 6! The smaller drugstore where I picked up DH's medicine said not only they couldn't get the sanitizer, they also couldn't get alcohol, aloe and something else because people were buying it up to make homemade sanitizer. I was so glad to get home. Yesterday evening , DH's sister called to check on us. She lives in MD. They had gone to Sam's Friday and were shocked to see empty aisles--,meat, bread, milk, toilet paper, wipes and sanitizer, and bottled water. They weren't expecting that. They are ones that don't believe in stocking up. They were visiting once and a friend of mine asked her if she ever canned or put up food. she said, "Why would I? I'm 10 minutes from 10 grocery stores!" My friend said, "Well, you might get snowed in!" She said, "No, they always have the roads cleaned off within an hour. I can always get to the store". But last night, she was musing,... "I've got some hoagie buns and some French bread in the freezer. I've got flour, I could make bread." This is a big wake-up call for them. She's always kind of made fun of me for keeping stuff on hand. We only go buy groceries once a month and then DS picks up fresh produce for us in the winter. We grow most everything in the summer that we want to eat fresh. I finally got our vitamins and minerals ordered. So far they didn't flag anything as being out of stock. I was concerned about the B12. I hope it comes. I had big plans today and actually felt like doing something but a friend called and wanted DH to fix his chainsaw. his daughter(who is about my age) came with him. She's a good friend and I love her dearly but they came about 11 am and stayed until about 4:30 so there went my day. But I ordered that stuff after they left so I feel a little better! I've better post this before the power goes off! here is the March 13 update form Dr Wes Youngberg. Good info. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZwIGy0AbKM 5 1 Link to comment
Littlesister Posted March 16, 2020 Share Posted March 16, 2020 Daylily, We did the same thing got buy one get one free on Vits. D3, B12 as is what DH has to take, iron, C, turmeric, and some other ones as well. CoQ10, fish oil caps and plenty of cold and flu meds. As we don't know if we will be able to get a lot of these things later down the line. We are hunkered down but will have to make a trip to mail package to Granddaughter. My daughter has decided to go on line and order her some things for her house. Shower curtains, And she is going to have some toiletries and stuff to send her as well. told her I do have toilet paper to send her. Hopefully now that daughter is coming through for her daughter, that when she gets these things it will help her and her DH to get through the worst of this mess without having to leave house for next couple of weeks. Don't like the sound of this one. Alerts USA. New guidance from the CDC recommends canceling or postponing in person events of 50 or more people nationwide for the next 8 weeks. 4 Link to comment
babysteps Posted March 16, 2020 Share Posted March 16, 2020 (edited) Okay, I know this is serious, but I got a giggle when I opened a webpage that tracks the numbers involved in this crisis... and got this. I think there's a slight glitch in their math... (they have since fixed it, thankfully!) Edited March 16, 2020 by babysteps 1 3 Link to comment
Cowgirl Posted March 16, 2020 Share Posted March 16, 2020 OMG, I did not realize that they closed the White House office on pandemics. That sure hurt our national readiness. That was started back with the Ebola epidemic. https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/nsc-pandemic-office-trump-closed/2020/03/13/a70de09c-6491-11ea-acca-80c22bbee96f_story.html 1 Link to comment
Littlesister Posted March 16, 2020 Share Posted March 16, 2020 Babysteps that is funny and though this virus is serious, we all need to step back and laugh at things like that. Life will still go on but in a different way than we are used to. And also hello and welcome. Don't think the outcome of this virus will be good for anyone. It will change the way we live in so many different ways. Think I will and sleep in tomorrow morning. Though I do need to get up and wash clothes and clean house. As well as get my water jugs filled up. They are now sitting in garage looking at me. 1 Link to comment
Ambergris Posted March 16, 2020 Author Share Posted March 16, 2020 24,747 Italy 13,938 Iran 8,162 Korea, South 7,844 Spain 5,813 Germany 5,437 France3,689 US 2,200 Switzerland 1,395 United Kingdom 1,256 Norway 1,136 Netherlands 1,032 Sweden 886 Belgium 875 Denmark 860 Austria 839 Japan 696 Cruise Ship 428 Malaysia 401 Qatar 331 Greece 297 Australia 253 Czechia 252 Canada 251 Israel 245 Portugal 244 Finland 226 Singapore 219 Slovenia 214 Bahrain 180 Iceland 171 Estonia 162 Brazil 140 Philippines 139 Romania 129 Ireland 125 Poland 124 Iraq 118 Saudi Arabia 117 Indonesia 114 Thailand 113 India 112 Kuwait 110 Egypt 109 San Marino 99 Lebanon 98 United Arab Emirates 77 Luxembourg 74 Chile 71 Peru 63 Russia 61 Slovakia 61 South Africa 59 Taiwan* 56 Vietnam 53 Pakistan 51 Bulgaria 50 Brunei 49 Croatia 48 Algeria 48 Serbia 45 Argentina 43 Panama 43 Mexico 42 Albania 34 Colombia 33 Georgia 32 Hungary 30 Latvia 28 Ecuador 28 Morocco 27 Costa Rica 27 Belarus 26 Armenia 26 Cyprus 24 Bosnia and Herzegovina 24 Senegal 23 Azerbaijan 23 Moldova 22 Oman 21 Malta 20 Tunisia 18 Turkey 18 Sri Lanka 17 Venezuela 16 Afghanistan 14 North Macedonia 13 Maldives 12 Lithuania 12 Jordan 11 Dominican Republic 10 Bolivia 10 Jamaica 10 Martinique 9 Kazakhstan 8 New Zealand 7 Cambodia 7 Reunion 7 Paraguay 6 Ghana 5 Bangladesh 5 Rwanda 4 Ethiopia 4 Uruguay 4 Cuba 4 Liechtenstein 4 Guyana 3 Burkina Faso 3 Guam 3 Kenya 3 Ukraine 3 Seychelles 3 Guadeloupe 3 Honduras 2 Aruba 2 Cameroon 2 Monaco 2 Jersey 2 Saint Lucia 2 Nigeria 2 Namibia 2 Kosovo 2 Congo (Kinshasa) 2 Trinidad and Tobago 1 Guatemala 1 Gabon 1 Congo (Brazzaville) 1 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1 Mongolia 1 Togo 1 Central African Republic 1 Cayman Islands 1 Guinea 1 Andorra 1 Guernsey 1 Uzbekistan 1 Antigua and Barbuda 1 Eswatini 1 Bhutan 1 Sudan 1 Nepal 1 Suriname 1 Holy See 1 Cote d'Ivoire 1 Mauritania 1 Equatorial Guinea 3689 US Breakdown: 769 confirmed Washington 744 confirmed New York 431 confirmed California 164 confirmed Massachusetts 136 confirmed Florida 131 confirmed Colorado 111 confirmed Georgia 103 confirmed Louisiana 101 confirmed New Jersey 92 confirmed Illinois 72 confirmed Texas 66 confirmed Pennsylvania 46 confirmed Diamond Princess 45 confirmed Virginia 39 confirmed Tennessee 37 confirmed Ohio 36 confirmed Oregon 35 confirmed Minnesota 33 confirmed Michigan 33 confirmed North Carolina 32 confirmed Maryland 32 confirmed Wisconsin 28 confirmed South Carolina 28 confirmed Utah 24 confirmed Connecticut 24 confirmed Nevada 21 confirmed Grand Princess 20 confirmed Indiana 20 confirmed Kentucky 20 confirmed Rhode Island 18 confirmed Iowa 17 confirmed Nebraska 16 confirmed Arkansas 16 confirmed District of Columbia 13 confirmed Arizona 13 confirmed New Hampshire 13 confirmed New Mexico 12 confirmed Alabama 12 confirmed Maine 10 confirmed Mississippi 9 confirmed South Dakota 8 confirmed Kansas 8 confirmed Vermont 7 confirmed Delaware 7 confirmed Montana 7 confirmed Oklahoma 6 confirmed Hawaii 5 confirmed Idaho 5 confirmed Missouri 5 confirmed Puerto Rico 3 confirmed Guam 3 confirmed Wyoming 1 confirmed Alaska 1 confirmed North Dakota 1 confirmed Virgin Islands US deaths 68 42 deaths Washington 6 deaths California 6 deaths New York 4 deaths Florida 2 deaths Louisiana 2 deaths New Jersey 1 deaths Colorado 1 deaths Georgia 1 deaths Kansas 1 deaths Oregon 1 deaths South Dakota 1 deaths Virginia March 15, 10 p.m. Eastern 4 2 Link to comment
dogmom4 Posted March 16, 2020 Share Posted March 16, 2020 This is what my local Costco looked like this morning. The crowds have thinned out since Thursday I think because a lot of stuff isn’t available. As I was going in the door person kept saying they had no paper goods or water at all...and several people just put their carts back. Schools are closed until April 12...now California is calling for bars and clubs to be closed and restaurants to operate at 50% capacity to allow for social distancing. My 85 year old mom lives in a big seniors residence and today they have said no visitation all...all residents are to stay in their rooms and all meals are being delivered to their rooms. 5 Link to comment
Jeepers Posted March 16, 2020 Share Posted March 16, 2020 (edited) Wow Dogmom. Thanks for the pictures! That is so eerie. For anyone who doesn't shop Costco or Sam's Club, those upper shelves are always packed full of pallets of over flow products. I never thought I'd see something like that. I'm sorry you won't be able to visit your mom though. Hospitals are really cracking down too. Edited March 16, 2020 by Jeepers It Posted To Soon 1 Link to comment
Mt_Rider Posted March 16, 2020 Share Posted March 16, 2020 Wow....all these updates. Not surprising but hard to hear and see it. We've changed SO much in 2 wks. Here is an interesting article....a game of dots to demonstrate the EFFECT and IMPORTANCE of social distancing. https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/world/corona-simulator/?utm_source=pocket-newtab AND tho CO fell back into 6th place in U.S. cases....we still jumped up to 131 today. DH will go to work Mon.....and Tues unless there is a reason not to. I told him when the time comes, simply say you have to lock-down for my sake. I have too many health concerns to take the chance any longer....and I've been sick since January. BUT he'll be back when it's safe. NO 2 wks notice! These are exceptional times. 'Course the restaurant could close too. Even if he only gets the base pay with few tips, he then would not be as much at risk either. Every little bit helps. Told my mom they might have some 'elves' dropping off some supplies for them sometimes. STAY HOME and make a Needs list! She did like that idea. We'll be in town for DH's doc appt. on Friday. Dogmom, how will that affect your mom's mental/emotional state? I can see that they do not want any spreading like in WA.....but locked in room for how long? 'Nuff to drive anyone buggy. for Dogmom's mom and all in lock-down facilities. And for those who work there too. BEST NEWS I had a VERY ENCOURAGING TALK with DD2 today. She called again. DH and I talked with her for 2.5 hrs. They actually are prepping. They even got a tip about 'no waiting line right now at Costco'....so SIL zipped over there. One bag rice per person. Allowed 1 TP package too. He got other things when the store wasn't so full like first thing in morning. "Coconut Telegraph" over there is great....and they know everyone. While we talked, she got the memo that their schools also would have an extra week off for Spring Break. Just like many schools and universities. She groaned, thinking of her boys out for 2 wks, at least. She decided she might "quarantine herself in her bedroom". SIL will probably put in some edible garden plants. He also knows where on the island to find Native Hawai'ian foods. And fishing, etc. But just the fact that she was saying things like we all would say..... Wait, who is this and what did you do with my panicked, LA-LA-LA daughter??? Several times I was glad it wasn't video cuz I was giving DH the YESSSSSS! sign when she'd say something. At the point I felt comfortable, I said Wait! Now you sound like me!!! It was one of the greatest conversations! Even her sister is stocking up too. If it lasts a long time, it will get difficult. But at least they've got their eyes/ears OPEN! She told the boys about it...they were pretty shocked. Wrecks their world...but younger one would not be sorry for extra vacation from school. MtRider ....still hard not to be close enough to join forces and talents but..... WHEW! 6 Link to comment
Jeepers Posted March 16, 2020 Share Posted March 16, 2020 My Rider, that is the best news I've heard since this whole thing started! Prayers for your DH to stay safe. Mega hugs for you to get your strength back to normal. No matter how old our kids get they are still our babies forever and the worrying never really ends. 4 1 Link to comment
Beryl Posted March 16, 2020 Share Posted March 16, 2020 New video Dr John Campbell. Important information from French Minister of Health about anti-inflammatory meds. See and share this with others. 2 1 Link to comment
Beryl Posted March 16, 2020 Share Posted March 16, 2020 See also https://www.thelocal.fr/20200314/coronavirus-french-health-minister-issues-warning-over-anti-flammatories and The Guardian====Anti-Inflammatories may aggravate CV19. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/14/anti-inflammatory-drugs-may-aggravate-coronavirus-infection 2 Link to comment
snapshotmiki Posted March 16, 2020 Share Posted March 16, 2020 I forgot to get the link, but I read this morning that folks are going back to work in Wuhan. That's great if they are all well! Would mean just over 3 months start to finish. If they are well! 2 Link to comment
Ambergris Posted March 16, 2020 Author Share Posted March 16, 2020 (edited) Total Confirmed 181,121 Confirmed Cases by Country/Region/Sovereignty 81,032 China 27,980 Italy 14,991 Iran 9,428 Spain 8,236 Korea, South 7,174 Germany 5,397 France4,200 US 2,200 Switzerland 1,551 United Kingdom 1,414 Netherlands 1,312 Norway 1,103 Sweden 1,058 Belgium 1,018 Austria 932 Denmark 825 Japan 696 Cruise Ship 566 Malaysia 439 Qatar 405 Canada 377 Australia 331 Portugal 331 Greece 298 Czechia 277 Finland 255 Israel 253 Slovenia 243 Singapore 214 Bahrain 205 Estonia 200 Brazil 180 Iceland 169 Ireland 158 Romania 155 Chile 150 Egypt 150 Poland 147 Thailand 142 Philippines 136 Pakistan 134 Indonesia 124 Iraq 123 Kuwait 119 India 118 Saudi Arabia 109 San Marino 99 Lebanon 98 United Arab Emirates 90 Russia 86 Peru 77 Luxembourg 67 Taiwan* 63 Slovakia 62 South Africa 61 Vietnam 57 Croatia 56 Argentina 55 Panama 55 Serbia 54 Brunei 54 Algeria 54 Colombia 53 Mexico 52 Bulgaria 51 Albania 39 Hungary 37 Ecuador 36 Belarus 35 Costa Rica 34 Latvia 33 Georgia 33 Cyprus 30 Armenia 30 Malta 29 Morocco 28 Sri Lanka 24 Bosnia and Herzegovina 24 Senegal 23 Moldova 22 Oman 21 Afghanistan 20 Tunisia 18 North Macedonia 18 Turkey 17 Lithuania 17 Venezuela 17 Jordan 15 Burkina Faso 15 Azerbaijan 15 Martinique 13 Maldives 11 Bolivia 11 Dominican Republic 11 French Guiana 10 Jamaica 10 Kazakhstan 9 Reunion 8 New Zealand 8 Uruguay 8 Bangladesh 8 Paraguay 7 Cambodia 7 Monaco 6 Ghana 6 Uzbekistan 6 Guadeloupe 6 Honduras 5 Ethiopia 5 Rwanda 5 Ukraine 4 Cameroon 4 Cuba 4 Liechtenstein 4 Trinidad and Tobago 4 Guyana 3 Guam 3 Kenya 3 Puerto Rico 3 Seychelles 2 Aruba 2 Guatemala 2 Jersey 2 Saint Lucia 2 Andorra 2 Nigeria 2 Namibia 2 Kosovo 2 Congo (Kinshasa) 1 Guinea 1 Liberia 1 Tanzania 1 Gabon 1 Greenland 1 Congo (Brazzaville) 1 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1 Mongolia 1 Somalia 1 Benin 1 Republic of the Congo 1 Togo 1 Central African Republic 1 The Bahamas 1 Guernsey 1 Antigua and Barbuda 1 Eswatini 1 Bhutan 1 Sudan 1 Nepal 1 Suriname 1 Holy See 1 Cote d'Ivoire 1 Mauritania 1 Mayotte 1 Equatorial Guinea US Breakdown 964 confirmed New York 769 confirmed Washington 486 confirmed California 176 confirmed New Jersey 164 confirmed Massachusetts 149 confirmed Florida 135 confirmed Colorado 121 confirmed Georgia 114 confirmed Louisiana 93 confirmed Illinois 82 confirmed Texas 77 confirmed Pennsylvania 54 confirmed Minnesota 53 confirmed Michigan 52 confirmed Virginia 50 confirmed Ohio 47 confirmed Diamond Princess 47 confirmed Wisconsin 45 confirmed Nevada 41 confirmed Maryland 39 confirmed Oregon 39 confirmed Tennessee 37 confirmed North Carolina 30 confirmed Connecticut 28 confirmed Alabama 28 confirmed South Carolina 28 confirmed Utah 25 confirmed Indiana 22 confirmed Arkansas 22 confirmed Iowa 21 confirmed Kentucky 21 confirmed Rhode Island 20 confirmed Grand Princess 18 confirmed Arizona 18 confirmed Nebraska 17 confirmed District of Columbia 17 confirmed Maine 17 confirmed New Mexico 13 confirmed New Hampshire 12 confirmed Mississippi 12 confirmed Vermont 11 confirmed Kansas 10 confirmed Oklahoma 10 confirmed South Dakota 8 confirmed Delaware 7 confirmed Hawaii 7 confirmed Montana 6 confirmed Missouri 5 confirmed Idaho 5 confirmed Puerto Rico 3 confirmed Guam 3 confirmed Wyoming 1 confirmed Alaska 1 confirmed North Dakota 1 confirmed Virgin Islands Total US dead: 74 42 deaths Washington US 8 deaths New York US 6 deaths California US 5 deaths Florida US 2 deaths Louisiana US 2 deaths New Jersey US 1 deaths Colorado US 1 deaths Georgia US 1 deaths Kansas US 1 deaths Kentucky US 1 deaths Nevada US 1 deaths Oregon US 1 deaths South Carolina US 1 deaths South Dakota US 1 deaths Virginia US March 16, 4 p.m. Eastern update Edited March 16, 2020 by Ambergris 3 1 Link to comment
dogmom4 Posted March 16, 2020 Share Posted March 16, 2020 https://apnews.com/a342998638cdccb56172a1663e8d6edfSan Francisco Bay Area counties issue shelter-in-place order for 7 counties. 2 Link to comment
Ambergris Posted March 16, 2020 Author Share Posted March 16, 2020 So, a huge chunk of one of the largest population concentrations in the US is under house arrest, and the rest of the country is prohibited from gatherings of more than 10 people. Sounds like martial law to me. And you thought the Democrats would bring that down. 3 2 Link to comment
Jeepers Posted March 17, 2020 Share Posted March 17, 2020 Wonder how they are going to handle the homeless who are infected? Ohio has shut down restaurants except for take out or drive thru. No "in house" eating. I think for two weeks. That might help solve your hubby's work schedule Mt. Rider if they apply it in Colorado. 2 Link to comment
Ambergris Posted March 17, 2020 Author Share Posted March 17, 2020 As I suddenly picture Mt Rider's hubby on roller skates, carrying food out to cars. 4 Link to comment
Littlesister Posted March 17, 2020 Share Posted March 17, 2020 They are trying to keep this from spreading but they cannot contain it. Don't think what they are trying to do has anything to do with being democrat or republican. Both sides I hope and pray are working together to get this mess contained. And don't believe everything coming out of China. They are forcing their people to go back to work to keep things together. They are by NO means telling the truth of what is happening there. I have heard several places that said they were going door to door checking temps and if they had one they showed it on TV them dragging them into a quarinteen area. They were from what I was hearing is they were taken them into a field and killing them. I hope and pray that part was not true. But then China is communist. They do not care about their citizens. 1 Link to comment
babysteps Posted March 17, 2020 Share Posted March 17, 2020 Oregon has already added 8 more to that number 😔 and as a country we appear to be adding about a thousand a day now. A few days ago it was only about 200 a day. Crazy and sad. 4 Link to comment
Mt_Rider Posted March 17, 2020 Share Posted March 17, 2020 6 hours ago, Jeepers said: That might help solve your hubby's work schedule Mt. Rider if they apply it in Colorado. Oye, what a day this has been! DH works Mon and Tues.....nope, not now. COLORADO DID shut down all restaurants, theaters, bars, etc. DH was watching the TV at work when the Governor came on with the announcement. We'd been expecting it due to "clues and breadcrumbs" we both pick up in Internet searching. So they finished out today's shift and said to each other: See you in 31 days. So he got to leave in good standing... and they all might or might not return next month. It's not two weeks here. Full month. And then..... ....we'll see. If they keep Social Security going...and unless we have a NO-GOING-BACK-FROM-HERE collapse it should keep going......we'll be ok. The extra is needed but I think the bill we might have to put off would be from my hospital procedure gone-wrong last year. It WASN'T supposed to cost that much! Anyway, we sure do have enough to eat. With all the rules changing, I suppose he might get unemployment???? Dunno. Just hand that over to the hospital billing department. LOL It was sweet tho. Several people at the restaurant were sanitizing so it would be safe for DH [and me!] today before he got there. Know we're old with health issues. .......OTOH one of the workers has a close relative that's positive for COVID. And he'd seen the spouse of same relative over the weekend. ....reallllllly? ON the LAST DAY? Oh well. It's not a very close contact. Patient X ------> X's spouse -------->relative works at restaurant ---------> with DH. AND we have to go to doctor for DH's appt about his meds [and his bad lab numbers] on Thurs. WASH HANDS! WASH HANDS! Meanwhile, I think this "cold?" is all but gone. Dog and I took a walk...made it all the way to the usual first marker. FINALLY! Then drove my truck up to park up at house again. Kinda squeezed into snowdrifts to leave room for UPS to turn around. But it's finally up where I can use it. Tonite I talked to my college friend who has a 105 yr old mother. Lives at home with D. But she'd fallen and ended at hospital for a couple days. They intend to send her home quickly...given these circumstances. She didn't break anything but her system was kinda shocked. D is anxious to get her OUT of hospital....tho no COVID in their area ...yet. [see why I can't consider myself that old...I'm surrounded by these really elderly and active people!] What a day! MtRider ......DH on rollerskates? Uh...no... 3 2 Link to comment
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