'This week, it's going to get bad': SG

[Dftodd]

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[Jstpssng]

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[dieselcrawler]

Yes I did hear that about West Virginia. It is scary especially concerning your wife. One thing my nurse told me is when she comes home from work, she goes into the laundry room and throws her clothes in the washer and heads straight to the shower before her small kids can see her. You could maybe look into doing that?

That's exactly my/our plan after any outing into public areas (last nights trip to the grocery store, first time I've left the farm since Sunday evening). I took vacation time, so I don't return to work until Monday morning, work 2 days, off 2 days, work 3 days, then off another week... I'm hoping my abilities to stay clean, and awareness of paths of contamination, keeps me/us out of harm's way. The frustrating part of this is our oldest son, 19yo, sorta lives on his own in the 'inlaws'/rental house on our farm, but still 'right here', wants to run to town all the time. Fortunately, momma keeps close tabs and tight apron strings on the boy, and he begrudgingly stays home per her orders. Maybe its teenage insolence, but my fear is that he's not taking the caliber of this situation seriously. At this point, still no reported cases in our county, but it's only a matter of time...

Every time I wash my hands, I wonder if I'm doing enough... while pondering the 'point of diminishing returns' philosophy at the same time.

Stay safe, folks... situational awareness is key, in all aspects of life... now go wash your hands.

 

[ovrszd]

That's exactly my/our plan after any outing into public areas (last nights trip to the grocery store, first time I've left the farm since Sunday evening). I took vacation time, so I don't return to work until Monday morning, work 2 days, off 2 days, work 3 days, then off another week... I'm hoping my abilities to stay clean, and awareness of paths of contamination, keeps me/us out of harm's way. The frustrating part of this is our oldest son, 19yo, sorta lives on his own in the 'inlaws'/rental house on our farm, but still 'right here', wants to run to town all the time. Fortunately, momma keeps close tabs and tight apron strings on the boy, and he begrudgingly stays home per her orders. Maybe its teenage insolence, but my fear is that he's not taking the caliber of this situation seriously. At this point, still no reported cases in our county, but it's only a matter of time...

Every time I wash my hands, I wonder if I'm doing enough... while pondering the 'point of diminishing returns' philosophy at the same time.

Stay safe, folks... situational awareness is key, in all aspects of life... now go wash your hands.

Greg, we only took a couple things seriously at 19. Pandemic wasn't even on our list. Me at least, would be sneaking out at night.

 

[dieselcrawler]

Greg, we only took a couple things seriously at 19. Pandemic wasn't even on our list. Me at least, would be sneaking out at night.

*grin* I might have done the same at that age, more-so after I met that redhead I'm married to now...

Not too worried about him sneaking out... mostly think he talks about going to town to get a rise out of his mother (and me) but actually sneeking out would be too much work! He wont walk the 200 yards between houses, rides the 4whlr every trip... or if it's raining, drives his Jeep, which thanks to our insurance company, has a GPS tracker. He ain't going nowhere momma can't find him!

Good to hear from you, Richard... hope all's well on your end.