gregjrichards
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The situation is much worse than that with pets in China but I won’t post about it. We are distressed enough.
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"Be fast, have no regrets."
Dr Michael J Ryan says "the greatest error is not to move" and "speed trumps perfection" when it comes to dealing with an outbreak such as #coronavirus.
Get the latest on COVID-19 Coronavirus: First death of COVID-19 patient in Scotland as UK cases reach 798 Sky News on Twitter
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STAY HOME, SAVE LIVES
No Nebraska. Our state thrives on hard work. We are proud of our work ethic and the fact that we contribute to the food supply and economy of the US. I am proud that I am a farmers daughter, although I can'r physically farm now, I've loaded hay (first cut alfalfa which is heavy), picked up corn left in the field after the season harvest, but as a girl cooked endless meals for the farm crew. I am proud to help supply the US with food.
I think these hoarders were acting like criminals:No, I hope police concentrate on real criminals, the ones that commit robbery, drug selling, murder. I don't care about hoarders.
MOO
My niece is supposed to get married that weekend too, on Good Friday. About 200 people invited and most RSVP'ed yes. Before all this anyway.My friend is going through Wedding trauma right now.
She paid a lot upfront for her daughter's Easter weekend wedding. They paid the venue and the caterer already. And put up big nonrefundable deposits for many other vendors.
Hopefully if it is just postponed, she won't lose too much $.
There are few things more apocalyptic than cauliflower pizza, that’s for sure.My Trader Joe's was stunningly out of food .
Empty refrigerated fruits and vegetables. No carrots. Regular vegetables almost wiped out: No potatoes, no onions, no lemons, no herbs. No breads or Naan or tortillas.
Frozen food cases empty: One lonely cauliflower pizza. No fish, no frozen vegs, very little milk, no butter, no eggs Not many snacks. No nuts or fruit mixes
Was totally weird. The checker said it was really a double-hit: Friday the Panic hit and the store had the highest single-days sales ever. And because of a big snowstorm, the supply trucks couldn't make it over the Sierra passes from Stockton.
And Lowe's, CVS, and the supermarkets were absolutely out of hand sanitizer, Lysol, or wipes. Some TP and some paper towels available. Not a thermometer to be found, anywhere.
It was very apocalyptic.
DH bought me a stash of Goobers today....as a surprise. I put them in my pandemic box for rationing. One goober per day.trying to order these specific chocolate bars on Amazon that aren't available around here
they have a limit of 2 per customer
lmao (I wanted to get a coronavirus stash)
More at linkMARCH 14, 2020
STAT heard in recent days from dozens of frontline hospital employees, and depending on where they worked, they presented sharply different pictures of preparedness. There are those who believe their health systems are equipped to weather the coming storm. Others are less sure.
This is exactly why we need martial law. That would throw this guy in jail.WASHINGTON D.C.
Mark Segraves on Twitter
Restaurant group defying @MayorBowser #coronavirus order for restaurants to drastically reduce seating. Owner of Hill Restaurant Group which owns 7 Capitol Hill eateries tells @nbcwashington“let her shut us down”
6:23 PM · Mar 15, 2020
I'm gonna have to get pretty darn hungry to try and eat a cauliflower pizza.....mooThere are few things more apocalyptic than cauliflower pizza, that’s for sure.
I wish I could reach out across the internet and help in some way. Do you have a private doctor you can call if you can't get through to the helpline? Do you have family with you or nearby? If you start to experience shortness of breath it would be important you get seen by a physician.