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  1. I look like crap (waiting for my turn at CVS) and I seemed to have aged by a decade in the last two years.

    Interestingly, the COVID shot is MNEXSPIKE, which is about to have a party with Shingrix.

    #yallMasking #vaccines #COVID19 #Shingles

  2. I look like crap (waiting for my turn at CVS) and I seemed to have aged by a decade in the last two years.

    Interestingly, the COVID shot is MNEXSPIKE, which is about to have a party with Shingrix.

    #yallMasking #vaccines #COVID19 #Shingles

  3. I look like crap (waiting for my turn at CVS) and I seemed to have aged by a decade in the last two years.

    Interestingly, the COVID shot is MNEXSPIKE, which is about to have a party with Shingrix.

    #yallMasking #vaccines #COVID19 #Shingles

  4. I look like crap (waiting for my turn at CVS) and I seemed to have aged by a decade in the last two years.

    Interestingly, the COVID shot is MNEXSPIKE, which is about to have a party with Shingrix.

  5. I look like crap (waiting for my turn at CVS) and I seemed to have aged by a decade in the last two years.

    Interestingly, the COVID shot is MNEXSPIKE, which is about to have a party with Shingrix.

    #yallMasking #vaccines #COVID19 #Shingles

  6. Thanks to the many minimizers, antivaxxers, and government-assisted destruction of Public Health, the everyday person has no idea what the current potential consequences of repeat COVID-19 infections are, despite the hundreds of peer-reviewed studies.

    "Today, 6 years after the identification of SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that brought much of the world to a near standstill — fear of infection seems to have all but disappeared. Although various aspects of the pandemic continue to be debated, COVID has largely faded from public consciousness as a potentially severe illness."

    medscape.com/viewarticle/covid

    #Covid19 #PublicHealth #CovidMinimizers #WearAMask #GetVaccinated #CovidisNotOver

  7. Thanks to the many minimizers, antivaxxers, and government-assisted destruction of Public Health, the everyday person has no idea what the current potential consequences of repeat COVID-19 infections are, despite the hundreds of peer-reviewed studies.

    "Today, 6 years after the identification of SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that brought much of the world to a near standstill — fear of infection seems to have all but disappeared. Although various aspects of the pandemic continue to be debated, COVID has largely faded from public consciousness as a potentially severe illness."

    medscape.com/viewarticle/covid

    #Covid19 #PublicHealth #CovidMinimizers #WearAMask #GetVaccinated #CovidisNotOver

  8. Thanks to the many minimizers, antivaxxers, and government-assisted destruction of Public Health, the everyday person has no idea what the current potential consequences of repeat COVID-19 infections are, despite the hundreds of peer-reviewed studies.

    "Today, 6 years after the identification of SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that brought much of the world to a near standstill — fear of infection seems to have all but disappeared. Although various aspects of the pandemic continue to be debated, COVID has largely faded from public consciousness as a potentially severe illness."

    medscape.com/viewarticle/covid

    #Covid19 #PublicHealth #CovidMinimizers #WearAMask #GetVaccinated #CovidisNotOver

  9. Thanks to the many minimizers, antivaxxers, and government-assisted destruction of Public Health, the everyday person has no idea what the current potential consequences of repeat COVID-19 infections are, despite the hundreds of peer-reviewed studies.

    "Today, 6 years after the identification of SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that brought much of the world to a near standstill — fear of infection seems to have all but disappeared. Although various aspects of the pandemic continue to be debated, COVID has largely faded from public consciousness as a potentially severe illness."

    medscape.com/viewarticle/covid

    #Covid19 #PublicHealth #CovidMinimizers #WearAMask #GetVaccinated #CovidisNotOver

  10. Thanks to the many minimizers, antivaxxers, and government-assisted destruction of Public Health, the everyday person has no idea what the current potential consequences of repeat COVID-19 infections are, despite the hundreds of peer-reviewed studies.

    "Today, 6 years after the identification of SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that brought much of the world to a near standstill — fear of infection seems to have all but disappeared. Although various aspects of the pandemic continue to be debated, COVID has largely faded from public consciousness as a potentially severe illness."

    medscape.com/viewarticle/covid

    #Covid19 #PublicHealth #CovidMinimizers #WearAMask #GetVaccinated #CovidisNotOver

  11. Today is March 13, 2024. It’s the fourth anniversary of the world turning upside down.

    Four years ago today was a Friday. At 5:30pm, when the work day ended, my staff and I packed up our desks and brought everything home. We were told that for the next couple of weeks we, meaning everyone in the entire company, would be working from home. The goal being to ride out this Covid-19 thing. Social distance, shelter in place, keep everyone healthy so that we don’t overrun the hospitals.

    Today is the fourth anniversary of the start of the Covid-19 lockdown. Well, it’s the start of things for me. My wife had already been working from home for two days by that point.

    Four years later and Covid-19 is still a thing. So much so that I am going to take a rapid test today to see if my sore throat is a Covid symptom or not. We’re still working from home more than not. Three days home, two days in the office. Nothing is quite back to normal, though it’s reasonably close now. At least we can go out and do stuff now, even if there’s still a chance of getting sick.

    We are adjusting, I guess. It’s never going to not be a thing, but at least we’re managing.

    Happy fourth Covid-aversary, folks. Celebrate by wearing a mask or something. HoHoCoughCoughCoughHo.

    https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/03/13/four-years/

    #coronavirus #COVID #covid19 #lockDown #quarantine #shelterInPlace #socialDistance

  12. Today is March 13, 2024. It’s the fourth anniversary of the world turning upside down.

    Four years ago today was a Friday. At 5:30pm, when the work day ended, my staff and I packed up our desks and brought everything home. We were told that for the next couple of weeks we, meaning everyone in the entire company, would be working from home. The goal being to ride out this Covid-19 thing. Social distance, shelter in place, keep everyone healthy so that we don’t overrun the hospitals.

    Today is the fourth anniversary of the start of the Covid-19 lockdown. Well, it’s the start of things for me. My wife had already been working from home for two days by that point.

    Four years later and Covid-19 is still a thing. So much so that I am going to take a rapid test today to see if my sore throat is a Covid symptom or not. We’re still working from home more than not. Three days home, two days in the office. Nothing is quite back to normal, though it’s reasonably close now. At least we can go out and do stuff now, even if there’s still a chance of getting sick.

    We are adjusting, I guess. It’s never going to not be a thing, but at least we’re managing.

    Happy fourth Covid-aversary, folks. Celebrate by wearing a mask or something. HoHoCoughCoughCoughHo.

    https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/03/13/four-years/

    #coronavirus #COVID #covid19 #lockDown #quarantine #shelterInPlace #socialDistance

  13. Today is March 13, 2024. It’s the fourth anniversary of the world turning upside down.

    Four years ago today was a Friday. At 5:30pm, when the work day ended, my staff and I packed up our desks and brought everything home. We were told that for the next couple of weeks we, meaning everyone in the entire company, would be working from home. The goal being to ride out this Covid-19 thing. Social distance, shelter in place, keep everyone healthy so that we don’t overrun the hospitals.

    Today is the fourth anniversary of the start of the Covid-19 lockdown. Well, it’s the start of things for me. My wife had already been working from home for two days by that point.

    Four years later and Covid-19 is still a thing. So much so that I am going to take a rapid test today to see if my sore throat is a Covid symptom or not. We’re still working from home more than not. Three days home, two days in the office. Nothing is quite back to normal, though it’s reasonably close now. At least we can go out and do stuff now, even if there’s still a chance of getting sick.

    We are adjusting, I guess. It’s never going to not be a thing, but at least we’re managing.

    Happy fourth Covid-aversary, folks. Celebrate by wearing a mask or something. HoHoCoughCoughCoughHo.

    https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/03/13/four-years/

    #coronavirus #COVID #covid19 #lockDown #quarantine #shelterInPlace #socialDistance

  14. Today is March 13, 2024. It’s the fourth anniversary of the world turning upside down.

    Four years ago today was a Friday. At 5:30pm, when the work day ended, my staff and I packed up our desks and brought everything home. We were told that for the next couple of weeks we, meaning everyone in the entire company, would be working from home. The goal being to ride out this Covid-19 thing. Social distance, shelter in place, keep everyone healthy so that we don’t overrun the hospitals.

    Today is the fourth anniversary of the start of the Covid-19 lockdown. Well, it’s the start of things for me. My wife had already been working from home for two days by that point.

    Four years later and Covid-19 is still a thing. So much so that I am going to take a rapid test today to see if my sore throat is a Covid symptom or not. We’re still working from home more than not. Three days home, two days in the office. Nothing is quite back to normal, though it’s reasonably close now. At least we can go out and do stuff now, even if there’s still a chance of getting sick.

    We are adjusting, I guess. It’s never going to not be a thing, but at least we’re managing.

    Happy fourth Covid-aversary, folks. Celebrate by wearing a mask or something. HoHoCoughCoughCoughHo.

    https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/03/13/four-years/

    #coronavirus #COVID #covid19 #lockDown #quarantine #shelterInPlace #socialDistance

  15. Today is March 13, 2024. It’s the fourth anniversary of the world turning upside down.

    Four years ago today was a Friday. At 5:30pm, when the work day ended, my staff and I packed up our desks and brought everything home. We were told that for the next couple of weeks we, meaning everyone in the entire company, would be working from home. The goal being to ride out this Covid-19 thing. Social distance, shelter in place, keep everyone healthy so that we don’t overrun the hospitals.

    Today is the fourth anniversary of the start of the Covid-19 lockdown. Well, it’s the start of things for me. My wife had already been working from home for two days by that point.

    Four years later and Covid-19 is still a thing. So much so that I am going to take a rapid test today to see if my sore throat is a Covid symptom or not. We’re still working from home more than not. Three days home, two days in the office. Nothing is quite back to normal, though it’s reasonably close now. At least we can go out and do stuff now, even if there’s still a chance of getting sick.

    We are adjusting, I guess. It’s never going to not be a thing, but at least we’re managing.

    Happy fourth Covid-aversary, folks. Celebrate by wearing a mask or something. HoHoCoughCoughCoughHo.

    https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/03/13/four-years/

    #coronavirus #COVID #covid19 #lockDown #quarantine #shelterInPlace #socialDistance

  16. OnlineFirst - "A critical agrarian approach to food crises: Social distance as a specific food crisis arising from the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan" by Benjamin Schrager and Chika Kondo:

    #foodcrisis #socialdistance #Covid19 #Japan #criticalagrarianstudies

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1

  17. OnlineFirst - "A critical agrarian approach to food crises: Social distance as a specific food crisis arising from the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan" by Benjamin Schrager and Chika Kondo:

    #foodcrisis #socialdistance #Covid19 #Japan #criticalagrarianstudies

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1

  18. OnlineFirst - "A critical agrarian approach to food crises: Social distance as a specific food crisis arising from the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan" by Benjamin Schrager and Chika Kondo:

    #foodcrisis #socialdistance #Covid19 #Japan #criticalagrarianstudies

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1

  19. OnlineFirst - "A critical agrarian approach to food crises: Social distance as a specific food crisis arising from the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan" by Benjamin Schrager and Chika Kondo:

    #foodcrisis #socialdistance #Covid19 #Japan #criticalagrarianstudies

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1