We're learning in the US that the severity of the coronavirus is really just a state of mind. It's exactly as good or as bad as you think it is, numbers be damned!
Do you reckon he's going to make it to November?The problem is too much testing, The numbers would be lower if we "slow down" testing. At least that's what I heard.
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I was thinking more of him lasting physically and mentally. That long walk from Marine 1 on Saturday night he looked like a broken man.
I too love the cast iron skillet for steaks. No way my husband can overcook them if I do it inside. It's not entirely his fault, when the wind blows and it's snowing outside, plus with it getting dark early in the winter, I started doing them inside so I could be sure my steak was medium rare and it just turned into a habit.
You guys talking about dogs gave me a laugh, daughters dog is medium size about 8, is a sook. He's sleeping beside me here on the couch, his legs are shaking and jumping. I think he dreaming of chasing a rabbit. Funny thing you mention about dog clipping their feet, daughter has same trouble, she tried a few weeks ago and dog was shivering and shaking like hell. I said that's not normal. I've bred German shepherds so know about dogs. She said he's shocking, when she last took him he was that frightened he wet the floor. Daughters going to get a mobile piufit out to wash him and do his feet. Not her problem then,lol. He's a really nice dog, I will miss him when they move.
Well, I can say my legs, arms, and head/face are darker than they usually are.
First, it's been a hot/bright Spring, and I've been outside more than I usually am, just doing yard work, planting flowers, all that stuff.
Second, because I'm not really going anywhere, I've been wearing a lot of shorts and t-shirts. This is significant because I was raised in the very firm belief that no self-respecting grown-azz man should ever, under any circumstance whatsoever, ever wear short pants or short-sleeved shirts, especially t-shirts. Short pants are for females and schoolboys. Period. That's how I was raised.
The fact that I don't really have anywhere to go and the heat has made me rethink that a bit, and now my skin has gone from paler than a virginal miss in a Jane Austen book to...ever so slightly less pale than a virginal miss in a Jane Austen book.
I am personally over it. Alabama has a pretty serious problem.
Where I lived in Florida, all the guys wore shorts almost year round unless they were professionals, then they wore business casual or suits, or some type of uniform if they were bartenders, servers, or chefs.Well, I can say my legs, arms, and head/face are darker than they usually are.
First, it's been a hot/bright Spring, and I've been outside more than I usually am, just doing yard work, planting flowers, all that stuff.
Second, because I'm not really going anywhere, I've been wearing a lot of shorts and t-shirts. This is significant because I was raised in the very firm belief that no self-respecting grown-azz man should ever, under any circumstance whatsoever, ever wear short pants or short-sleeved shirts, especially t-shirts. Short pants are for females and schoolboys. Period. That's how I was raised.
The fact that I don't really have anywhere to go and the heat has made me rethink that a bit, and now my skin has gone from paler than a virginal miss in a Jane Austen book to...ever so slightly less pale than a virginal miss in a Jane Austen book.
Back when I was going into the office, I usually wore a shirt, tie, and some kind of waistcoat or pullover during the cold months. I was the only one who did that, as over the years, they modified the dress code to the point that if I'd wanted to come in wearing sweatpants, I could have. :roll:
