Snails - Response on Threads Part 8

SilverBear

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Wednesday greetings to all!

To start the day: Forgot to put water in the coffee maker.

At 10h30, it was settled that I would get to Dad's about an hour early to take him
for a haircut. He wasn't sold on the idea, and neither was I, really. But, "NOW"
is going to be as good as things get for a bit. Anyway, he called me back around
11h00 and said forget the haircut. Okee dokee.

He really does not have much hair. I suppose I could take some equipment over and
do a quick trim. It would save him some $, at the very least.

Not sure what he may need from the store as all the basic staples for a week were
bought on Sunday. If they have any to-go meals, I may just get dinner there rather
than a restaurant. I made him a St. Pat's meal (enough for 3, actually), but that's
for HIM. I don't need to be gnawing on his food.
 

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Greetings back atcha, Bear :wub: I had the same coffee maker problem yesterday.
It's a PITS way to START the day.

It takes over 20 minutes to correct that mistake... and 20 minutes SEEMS
a lot longer at that time of day. :) Well, the cats ate earlier, at least.
 

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    dh seemed to be ok but too little time to really tell. staff brought him outside but too chilly for him to stay more than a few minutes. this lockdown is a farce, imo. also, cnas without masks or gloves. bypassed store will do tomorrow
    Farce in my opinion also.
     
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    tiburonfirst

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    I can see why you'd be upset, Tibs. :(

    But this thing hit hard one LTC facility in Washington already. They're trying to protect the most vulnerable. There's added concern about surface contact too.
    they aren't protecting a thing - staff goes home every night and most have kids/family. they can't do social distancing .... sigh
    and then they return in the morning - temp below 100 they go in even though we now know plenty of positive cases never ran a fever
     

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    they aren't protecting a thing - staff goes home every night and most have kids/family. they can't do social distancing .... sigh
    and then they return in the morning - temp below 100 they go in even though we now know plenty of positive cases never ran a fever
    Hoping dh makes it through without getting the virus.
     

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    they aren't protecting a thing - staff goes home every night and most have kids/family. they can't do social distancing .... sigh
    and then they return in the morning - temp below 100 they go in even though we now know plenty of positive cases never ran a fever
    No fever? No way to know if someone has it then :(
    Someone has to take care of all those people though, DD is a CNA and has to go through a whole rigmarole every time she goes to work and when she leaves.
     

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