Milo Maltbie
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The New Normal
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raisingarizona
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Campgottagopee
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Where's MC when you need him!!!! LOL
Low Angle Life
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These past three years really have felt like ground hogs day. I moved into a new apartment in November of 2019, pretty much every association I now have with this place is WFH quarantine life. I think I'll need to move to break the cycle of feeling like I'm still in quarantine.
raisingarizona
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It’s a different world now than 2019. It’s all very weird.
Cody’s friends are all + right now. She and I have had plenty of contact with the group. We did a home test two days ago and one this morning, both negative. I’m pretty sure the home tests are shit. Some show + results after three days, some it takes 14. Am I supposed to put the breaks on life and responsibilities? I’m feeling confused on what is expected or what I should do. Cody’s school has gone back to their strict attendance policies which is putting pressure on families to keep kids in school but is likely helping the spread. Ugh.
Cody’s friends are all + right now. She and I have had plenty of contact with the group. We did a home test two days ago and one this morning, both negative. I’m pretty sure the home tests are shit. Some show + results after three days, some it takes 14. Am I supposed to put the breaks on life and responsibilities? I’m feeling confused on what is expected or what I should do. Cody’s school has gone back to their strict attendance policies which is putting pressure on families to keep kids in school but is likely helping the spread. Ugh.
Last golf season I got into Groundhog Day score-wise..
Same score for weeks on end.
Good holes and bad holes changed but the tally at the end was the same.
Had fun playin and walkin.
Low Angle Life
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Home tests are shit, maybe better than nothing but they tend to show significantly more false positives compared to PCR in my experience. Kids gotta go back to school, in person learning is really important for development, that said under the current case load the whole experience is pretty traumatizing for kids. I really feel for this generation currently in school, the impact of all of this on their mental health can not be understated.
All that said there are ways to keep safe in school, my lady teaches multiple disability 6-8 year olds. Kids that in many cases can't resist pulling their masks off from time to time. She had long term exposure to a student who tested positive before the holidays. Her unwavering use of K-N95 with cloth mask on top is likely what kept her from getting it. Masks really do work, and K-N95 seems to be the gold standard. If there is a mask mandate in place, the most likely place for someone to contract Covid while in school is in the lunch room. It's actually remarkable that they haven't been able to trace any major outbreaks back to the school where my lady works.
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