It reminds me of early twitter where you are forced to be succinct and creative with acronym and abbreviation. Maybe someday they will build a hate free fb mimetic.

Gene says thank you. He got kind of lucky in one bracket, but isn’t complaining too much. I think the cash helped that too.

I couldn’t just leave it there - I’ll find a baby eventually. Thought about taking it apart and making myself something but this is very much not my color. And at 2/3 done…it just needs to be finished.

Oz said no. RN, also not young. But maritime Canada…maybe they’re less ageist

Wonder if this is a global phenomenon, because I’m fairly certain this is what my birds (in the US) do on counting days.

The other day I landed a 100% wool designer dress, retail $400, for $8 because it “has a hole”. It had a tiny, now invisible, pull. Looks great with my thrifted hand woven jacket made by a local artisan.

I’m sitting here in a thrifted LLBean robe that still had tags on ($6) and thrifted 100% cotton pj pants ($1). Later it will be thrifted Uggs ($20) and a thrifted turtleneck ($4) under #runandfly daisy dungarees (business expense, must be cute) I thrift like it’s my day job.

Me too. My understanding is antibodies based on the educational clinical sheets the state tosses my way every now and then. Although one has to wonder.

This is why health care orgs switched from “you must be negative” to “you can have 5 days off then get back to work & wear a mask”. People can test positive for months after infection with no symptoms. Are they then asymptomatic carriers? Most say no becz viral load isn’t present just antibodies.

You test positive on a rapid only if you’ve had active disease within the last 90 days according to this handout the state sent around a while back. You can experience re-infection (as in rebound after Paxlovid et al) which was my experience - symptom free and positive for two months after tx.