Tuesdays ARE the worst. On Monday, at least you still have the rosy afterglow of the weekend. Tuesday, you’re far from shore no matter how you look at it.
Wednesdays are like the original Star Wars movie: A New Hope.
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Tuesdays ARE the worst. On Monday, at least you still have the rosy afterglow of the weekend. Tuesday, you’re far from shore no matter how you look at it.
Wednesdays are like the original Star Wars movie: A New Hope.
I see what you are saying. I'm not as worked up about Tuesdays. Wednesdays are kind of the "let's get this amped up today for a big finish" although around DC in days of pre-Covid, it was typically one of the worst days for driving into the metro area since even telecommuters had to make their appearances and the every other week 4 day schedule was in effect.
Gosh, I need a hobby. Deciphering traffic patterns is a pitiful waste of brain depth. Ridiculous.
Nothing posted in that synthetic grass thread since 4/20. I wonder why?
Tuesday’s gone!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iFNbTdLfBwQ
I guess the Air Force prefers to practice in the rain. But then, if it ain't rainin', we ain't trainin'.
Good day for a hammock.
I had been making due for the last almost 6 weeks with quick trips to the local, smaller grocery store every 10 days or so, but, we were out of a lot of basics so, I went to the much larger grocery store the next town over today. I wore a mask and stayed 6 feet away from people as much as I possibly could but, OMG, did I feel like I was the only one even trying. I will now spend the next 5-7 days low level terrified.
My debate is whether or not to wear gloves but settle for lathering up with Purell immediately afterwords.
I understand how the smallness lends some comfort. Hopefully, it includes the appropriate cleanliness regimens.
I'm trying to convince myself that a 20-something unmasked male who just has to move around me and is right next to me for under 2 seconds really isn't that big of a threat. I did take my 2 sons that are home with me because I thought they would help me move things along faster. When it came to the self check-out, yes, they did. But I probably should have made them stay in the car then texted them when I got in line. They were complaining that me waiting 6 feet behind other customers taking 5 minutes to pick out what kind of water to buy was pointless when nobody else was doing it. Won't be going mid-day again during the shutdowns. Won't be going to this store again. Will probably go back to more frequent trips but much shorter time in the store. Now I've got to wait out the next week. I have managed to convince myself that I won't be one of the lucky ones who doesn't have serious symptoms if I get it. It's an irrational zero sum game going on in my head. Three of my four children have had to be admitted for overnight stays in the hospital during their childhoods (1, 3, 4), three of my four children have significant/serious health conditions (1, 2, 4). Three of my four children had issues during birth that would have made at home births very risky and it is unlikely that number 3 would have survived a home birth - luckily I believed in giving birth in a hospital. (Because of the big scare number 3 gave us, number 4 was a scheduled C-section. Glad I only had to have one of those and glad it was the last one.) The hubby has a significant health problem (but not one that makes him at higher risk for Covid complications, thank goodness) - I figure my family has played the health problems version of Russian Roulette one too many times and I'll suffer the consequences if I get sick. I tell people being the parent of a kid with a brain tumor makes you a bit crazy. My particular brand of crazy makes me run the Boston Marathon and figure I'll die if I get Covid 19.
This article brought me some comfort:
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/17/w...?smid=fb-share
And this one some relief that I was not alone in my thought processes:
https://www.pottsmerc.com/lifestyle/...ign=user-share