Going back to TV. I have no cable. I think Dd has it to the main TV in LR but not sure cause there’s a Roku there. I have a small Roku for my tv but it does everything I want it too.
Flavor Bible says...
Tea, raspberries, vanilla, strawberries, almond, pineapple, oranges, nectarines, hazelnut, walnut, yogurt, creams, white chocolate, plums, ice cream, lemons, custards. There is much more.
I omitted the flavors you don't like, at least the ones I could remember.
Good morning! I'm in a medical professional covid 19 group and a Covid 19 long hauler's (people who have covid effects for a long time). What is interesting is people who had the covid vaccine are coming up infected. They keep on saying it will be less deadly to those who get the vaccine. I'm not 100% convinced yet. I am not a anti-vax person.
My brother was sick for one day after his second moderna vaccination. He was relieved to get it because he never had covid. The sister in law was fine. She is 70. He is 59.
You did good except for the oranges are a no no. Seems I was ok with them for a short while before the taste buds got riled up. The past plums I tried were too sweet so they got piffed. Haven’t done much with pineapple but the rest sounds great. I actually never thought of a tea. Thank you much.Flavor Bible says...
Tea, raspberries, vanilla, strawberries, almond, pineapple, oranges, nectarines, hazelnut, walnut, yogurt, creams, white chocolate, plums, ice cream, lemons, custards. There is much more.
I omitted the flavors you don't like, at least the ones I could remember.
Which apricot is better?
None of the vaccines are saying they 100% prevent catching it, so some infections of those vaccinated are to be expected. Pfizer and Moderna are both about 95%, so that leaves 5 out of 100 that might actually get the bug. But they are all 100% effective at preventing death from it. Sounds like a win to me.
And, while we still follow all the guidelines, we did have a huge sense of relief after our second (Pfizer). A lot less of a stressor when going out for the usual necessities.
It was the one we wanted also and we got lucky. Tomorrow the State is doing shots at the racetrack way north of us and it’s all the j&j vaccines.
Same. My friends talked me into it. I knew I wouldn’t like it but I thought why not try once and everybody else was raving about it. I wanted to do something special after I completed 63 grueling days of the Insanity exercise program. Creepy! Did not like it at all.
I take a bath pretty much daily and it too has become a chore.
I take vacation to get caught up in my personal stuff since I work way too much. I’m working on my taxes. Finally!I like to write down and research and add up everything about my taxes before I even get to the computer. I have a template I made years ago and every year I do this. That CPA last year couldn’t stop raving about how easy it made his job and he wished everyone would do that. I’ve learned so much over the years about taxes. I will feel very accomplished if I can get them done today.
You're welcome. I haven't used the SSA yet. Planning on using it today. I can only go with what I know, FA apricot. I think you might like it because it is not on the sweet side IMO. If you want to sweeten it up some, a little FA Pear will do that and also bring in a creamy element.You did good except for the oranges are a no no. Seems I was ok with them for a short while before the taste buds got riled up. The past plums I tried were too sweet so they got piffed. Haven’t done much with pineapple but the rest sounds great. I actually never thought of a tea. Thank you much.
My wife gets massages, but I can't do it.
At Aurora St. Luke's I had a choice between Pfizer, Moderna and the J&J. My nurse highly recommended the Pfizer so that's what I went with. She said older folks are handling the 1st and 2nd shots of the Pfizer vaccine very well.
After getting the 1st shot on Thursday I felt fine. Felt fine yesterday too. For me it was no different than getting the annual flu shot or any other kind of shot. My 2nd shot is scheduled for the 29th.
Good morning random folks.
We were in the doors of the grocery store the minute they opened this morning. By 8:15 we were one of a line of cars waiting for our second shot. There was a long double line waiting for their first shot. We were home by 9 with all groceries put away now. Grabbing coffee and pv and headed outside before it gets too hot.
Girls day out. My daughter is up from college so we're going antiquing today. Tonight we are going across the Oklahoma border to the casino for dinner for my mom's birthday. May or may not do a little bit of gambling.
Yesterday was the quietest I've ever seen ECF. 
This is interesting. I'm sold on Pfizer. Now I wait to see my doctor. I would just see my primary but she is clueless on my autoimmune disease. I have stage 2 cirrhosis and I have to be careful. No, not from drinking...from autoimmune.
Adverse Reactions in the US to mRNA-Based Coronavirus Vaccines
P.S. Most adverse reactions are normal immune responses.
I figured everyone liked massages. A friend I've known since we were youngsters gives me massages. She is a professional masseuse and is really good at it.
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