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12-09-2020, 12:06 PM | #141 (permalink) | |
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But we have idiots here, that’s for sure. I can’t read too much about because it would only make me mad. So I don’t even want to look it up too much. I heard some of them compared their situation to Anne Frank or something. People have it too good. |
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12-10-2020, 03:41 PM | #142 (permalink) |
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Christmas is cancelled
I think I made peace of not going home for the holidays back in August, when I realized that my family and I are on opposite sides politically around the pandemic (my sister in law even attended an anti-masker rally...). One thing I was really looking forward to is getting together, in small groups, with friends for the holidays, as we were allowed to gather in groups of up to 6 during the summer months and early fall.
The province of BC, where I live, announced that we're prohibited from gathering for holidays. Right now, we're allowed to interact only with the people we live, be it in public or private spaces. Sucks but I get it. I just can't seem to find a way to cheer up and enjoy the holidays. I live with just my partner and the dog. I dont know how to make Christmas and New Year special when it will just be us at home, and I cook on the daily. I worry that this will end up feeling just like any regular night and I really need some (even if forced) joy this season. So... what are you guys doing to celebrate this year and make it feel special even in lockdown? Need ideas that aren't "cook a festive meal" or "make holiday decorations" that internet keeps spewing out at me.
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It sucks this year and we're all just trying to do what we can. So do the things you like, even if it doesn't feel the same... Here's a pic of my outside decorations. My partner has told me I should stop before it gets to overkill but this is the only thing sparking joy. |
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12-10-2020, 09:59 PM | #144 (permalink) |
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I always enjoy the time at the end of the year a lot.
I have a lot of days off because I would otherwise loose them ( can't take them to the next year) So I enjoy the quiet time. Walk a lot with my dog, watch the festive lighting, read, and try to not think about work. I noticed that my mood improved a lot already. Yesterday I went on a social distant walk with a friend in a small, beautiful city between our cities. It was dark and we saw a lot of beautiful decorations. It gave me a push of happiness to see a person in real life in a save way. |
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12-14-2020, 11:37 AM | #145 (permalink) |
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Great, we are getting a new super lockdown in 2 days.
I'm pissed. I dont do anything. I stay at home or go to the forest. I once met a friend on a social distance walk. And still it's not enough. My media tells me that it's all our own fault. Not mine I can tell you! I think its overall worse now that it's cold. I will get vaccinated as soon as I can. If you want the vaccine easily explained I'm here for you. Me company gets a completely different product but it's also RNA based and I'm freshly updated on this technique. I can explain it in an easy way. |
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12-20-2020, 01:58 AM | #146 (permalink) |
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I was with my son to the doctor for a check up, unrelated to any infection or Covid, he is healthy.
They asked me at the door if we have any symptoms of infection, and I realized that I didn’t have any cold for at least a year. I asked them how it is with colds now that everyone is wearing masks. The assistant said that they notice a drastic decline of infections and other doctors also do. Kids don’t have colds so much, or infections with other dangerous bacteria. (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infection is caused by a type of staph bacteria that's become resistant to many of the antibiotics used to treat ordinary staph infections.) She said that it’s clear that masks and other hygiene measures work a lot and we as Western Europeans should learn a lot from it for the future. So much for masks don’t work. |
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I apparently have very tiny tubes going to my sinus cavities so for my whole life every time I got a cold chances were high it would turn into annoying headaches because the tubes swell up way too fast and it gets infected. So decongestant medicine is always close by and if I could write fan letters to Sinupret & Gelomyrtol I would. But haven't had to use either since March - yay for healthy breathing. |
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Here is an interview with the Biontech CEO and what he says about the mutation:
We have seen news of this faster spreading variant – a mutation of the virus. From what you know, is your vaccine efficient against this variant? We don't know so far, because we did not yet test. In the next two weeks, we will build a piece of this new virus variant and evaluate whether immune responses against our vaccines are able to inactivate that. Scientifically, the likelihood is high that this is the case because even though this variant has multiple mutations, only 1% of the relevant protein has changed. That means 99% are still the same, and we know that the immune response that our vaccine use is attacking this protein from multiple sides. https://www.dw.com/en/biontech-ceo-t...w_QmFvcjHXAYVI It’s somehow also cool to see that he is a not fancy guy, a full blood scientist. It’s so refreshing to see someone who is so the opposite of an egomaniac speak. Last edited by Apia resurrected; 12-24-2020 at 06:29 AM. |
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I feel bad today because now I believe it will never end.
I was allowed out and am again forced into home office. Home office in my case is= longer hours, frustration and no fun. Its been a year like that. |
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