Gahhh. Tacos sound great (and/or it's heading towards lunch time).
Stay safe out there. I'm probably overly worried about this new strain. But
I am worried. Mostly about my mom who just allows herself to be exposed.
She thinks she's being safe, but seriously. She is still going into her
office every day (she and my stepfather own the place. They go in as do
support staff and construction workers.). Heavy sigh.
One of our friends is a GP at Kaiser in LA. One of their ER docs died this
morning of covid.
I'm so ready for this to be over.
In the meantime, tacos!
Marya
(new year and hovering around inbox zero, so not so overwhelmed by email at
this moment.)
On Tue, Jan 5, 2021 at 10:47 AM Scott Ransom <mr.ransom@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Well, I decided that while I could technically last many more months
without going to the store, they would be months of probably nutritionally
deficient filler like ramen and spaghetti. Which is fine for a while, but
not really a good long-term lifestyle. And so, rather than die of
malnutrition instead of covid, I decided this morning around 4:30 to head
for the supermarket.
While I'm sure clouds of sticky viral mist are now common outside my door,
I think what must have been freak weather conditions allowed me to slip
between or around them. Of course, I may just be thinking of the familiar
clouds of the old virus. The new, evolved, and much more infectious clouds
are invisible without infrared goggles, and Amazon sold out of those, like,
immediately. Although I bathed myself in x-rays and a light spray of
sulfuric acid when I got home, we'll still have to see in five to ten days
if food was worth it. It may not have been.
Taco's tonight, though. Also, they were dumping Christmas candy, so I may
have overbought on waxy holiday themed chocolates as well.
Scott
