Fascinating stuff, and the real devil is always in the details. Thank you for painting the real picture. What do you do now? Besides not wearing lab coats (which I rarely did) although one of my cutest pictures is me in a lab coat LOL I swear it's the curly red hair.
Were you wearing anything under it? lol.
Kilts
Oh my, I am not even going to start thinking about that.
ME TOO!!
That one guitar you built was very nice.
Pssst my eyes are green but that's almost the color of my hair (first red haired one)
Of course red hair and green eyes. A killer combination.
That is snow huh?
This is Southern California!
Isn't it hilarious people who shrugged off such a high number of infections, think they can win a 1 in whatever million lotteryOhio Vaccinations Jumped 33% After Vax-a-Million News
Ohio Vaccinations Jumped 33% After Vax-a-Million News
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The number of people in Ohio age 16 and older who received their initial COVID-19 vaccine jumped 33% in the week after the state announced its million-dollar incentive lottery, though an analysis shows vaccination rates lag well behind what they were in March and most of...www.theintelligencer.net
Made me want to go back in time.Me 4
Get a move on then - pic's or it didn't happen.
www.vice.com
Better late than neverAnti-Maskers Ready to Start Masking—to Protect Themselves From the Vaccinated
Anti-Maskers Ready to Start Masking—to Protect Themselves From the Vaccinated
An anti-vaccine conspiracy about the vaccinated is leading some anti-maskers and anti-vaxxers to contemplate wearing a mask and social distance.
khn.org
"Studies show that health care workers were more than three times as likely to contract covid as the general public."12 Months of Trauma: More Than 3,600 US Health Workers Died in Covid’s First Year - KFF Health News
Lost on the Frontline, a yearlong investigation by The Guardian and KHN to count health care worker deaths, ends today. This is what we learned in a year of tracing the lives of those who made the ultimate sacrifice.A Glut of Chinese Masks Is Driving U.S. Companies Out of Business (Published 2021)
Remember when N95s were in short supply? American companies stepped in to manufacture them. Now, they can’t compete.www.nytimes.com