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DIY-HP-LED

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Budzbuddha said:
High school in Georgia....View attachment 4646119
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Jesus Christ, they live with elderly and more people who are evicted will move in with parents, it will be a slaughterhouse for teachers and staff, not to mention some of the kids. This is what Trump has brought the country to, but for many he can do no wrong, who are the parents of these kids? These are older kids and won't keep a parent from work, these are babysitters or are in some cases. This is just so wrong on so many levels.
 
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and one of those little fuckerS is wearing a Free Hugs T shirt!
this is criminal!! don’t get me wrong, nice t shirt , but COMPLETELY inappropriate!
 
Budzbuddha

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Wait .... there’s more . ” SAME COUNTY “

2 DAYS LATER


A Georgia elementary school has shut down a classroom after a second-grade student tested positive for the coronavirus just two days into the new academic year, while photos of students packed close together have raised questions over safety policies for in-person learning.


Cherokee and Paulding County, two of the first school districts in the country to reopen, resumed full five-day-a-week instruction on Monday. However, these early days of navigating educational instruction amid the COVID-19 pandemic are providing schools with new challenges.
 
Dr.Amber Trichome

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It’s so repulsive. The hallways are filled Most likely fillled with A thick Covid viral air. Might even create a new more potent mutation of the disease . It must absolutely suck to in school these days. Glad I never had kids , and people still keep having more kids and getting pregnant with all this. It is mind blowing. I can’t relate in the slightest. Lol
 
Budzbuddha

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A Mississippi town welcomed students back to school last week. Now 116 are home in quarantine. ....

I believe this will the norm in news headlines sadly.

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Last week, schools in Corinth, Miss., welcomed back hundreds of students.

By Friday ........... one high-schooler tested positive for the novel coronavirus. By early this week, the count rose to six students and one staff member infected. Now, 116 students have been sent home to quarantine, a spokeswoman for the school district confirmed.

Despite the quick fallout, the district’s superintendent said he has “ no plans “ to change course.
“Just because you begin to have positive cases, that is not a reason for closing school,” Superintendent Lee Childress said in a Facebook Live broadcast on Tuesday on the school district’s Facebook page.

Other districts that have welcomed teachers or students back have faced similar challenges. After teachers returned to plan lessons in Georgia’s largest district, 260 district employees were barred from reentering schools because of either testing positive for the coronavirus or being in close contact with someone who had. In southeast Kansas, six school administrators tested positive after attending a three-day retreat.

And within hours of opening, a school in Greenfield, Ind., was informed by the health department that a student had the virus.
Let that sink in ......

Children have now become the “ canary in the coal mine “
 
Budzbuddha

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Touch points , stagnant air , close proximity ( bus seats , hallways , locker rooms , quad areas ) , on and on.

It is absolutely mind blowing how parents / local leaders / school boards allow this madness. I have grandkids and have told them they are going to be home schooled or remote class. There is absolutely ZERO way I am sending them into harms way. They socialize on vid calls with friends / tik took dance with them so they are not “ isolated “ , we have picnics in park under a tree away from others , even ordered a “ bouncy house slide “ to entertain them on “ good behavior “ weekends.

For parents and others questioning “ mental health “ of children should realize there are ways to stimulate their minds and well being.
We make cookies , we play board games , I don’t let them get a chance to become depressed - I inform them about how things are so they can try to grasp. I tell them by “ being safe you are keeping Nani and poppi safe “.

Today was my primary care appointment with VA .... I did that over video chat as VA is not having one on one. We just have to adapt .

The staff and logistical workers are all in the middle of these super spreader events and I feel for them.

Now that CDC data / modeling are deflected to White House , it stands to reason these events will spike numbers badly and not be reported properly.

DEATH is big business apparently.
 
Dr.Amber Trichome

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Budzbuddha said:
Touch points , stagnant air , close proximity ( bus seats , hallways , locker rooms , quad areas ) , on and on.

It is absolutely mind blowing how parents / local leaders / school boards allow this madness. I have grandkids and have told them they are going to be home schooled or remote class. There is absolutely ZERO way I am sending them into harms way. They socialize on vid calls with friends / tik took dance with them so they are not “ isolated “ , we have picnics in park under a tree away from others , even ordered a “ bouncy house slide “ to entertain them on “ good behavior “ weekends.

For parents and others questioning “ mental health “ of children should realize there are ways to stimulate their minds and well being.
We make cookies , we play board games , I don’t let them get a chance to become depressed - I inform them about how things are so they can try to grasp. I tell them by “ being safe you are keeping Nani and poppi safe “.

Today was my primary care appointment with VA .... I did that over video chat as VA is not having one on one. We just have to adapt .

The staff and logistical workers are all in the middle of these super spreader events and I feel for them.

Now that CDC data / modeling are deflected to White House , it stands to reason these events will spike numbers badly and not be reported properly.

DEATH is big business apparently.
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That’s the way to do it Budz! Keeping it safe and healthy like that for you and your family . It’s all bout creativity and being able to adapt. Those are valuable lessons you are teaching your grand children . They are very lucky to have you.
 
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Dr.Amber Trichome said:
If I was a student in high school I would want the choice to opt out of the school year. My parents , rip, especially my mom , Would have absolutely supported that decision. What’s one freakin year for fucks sakes. IT might even be a good thing for some kids.
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online education is perfectly fine during a pandemic and the supposed fall out from our children not socializing? won't fvcking matter if families are dead.

we're forgetting our priorities.
 
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