Coronavirus, Covid 19 Discussion and How It Has Affected Your Daily Life Chat Thread

[IdyllwildAcres]

I like scary

Some people need a healthy dose of fear right now

 

[Tonyroo]

Ten days or so ago, when i went to the store, I was the only person there in a face mask. Today, a fair number of shoppers were wearing them. Better!
My son went to a smaller local store this afternoon, wearing a face mask, and came home very angry. He saw a man there wearing a towel over his head, coughing like mad!
DS walked into the house, dumped his clothes in the washer, and took a shower immediately.
It's bad enough that 'healthy' people can spread this without realizing it, but to show up sick at a store is outrageous!
Mary

Thank goodness your son knew what to do after coming home. It's crazy how some people think they can play around with how serious this is. Just very inconsiderate and put others at high risk.

 

[casportpony]

I went to get gas today and sprayed everything with Lysol!

 

[Folly's place]

I've been upset about this since January, and it's been grim to see the 'too little, too late' response to this epidemic continuing.
The statistics have been frightening, and obvious, and I'm in the 'more at risk' group.
Mary

 

[Beer can]

Day 15 of quarantine, homeschooling,

 

[Tonyroo]

Speaking of Lysol. I did go shopping today at Walmart, people are still hoarding disinfectants in my area, several shelves completely empty.

 

[SnapdragonQ]

Not getting any drive through foods. Don't do much of that anyway, definitely not now, don't know where their hands have been. We make and eat home.

No drive through for us in over 10 years. Family allergies. But the tips are good for drive through or take out foods since restaurants are closed for dining. You know...for those other people who don't know how to cook.

 

[pennyJo1960]

We did shopping Costco I keep those things here

 

[pennyJo1960]

We go to our favorite Mexican Restaurant in town Nacho's they ask 35 cents to make to go. We do tip quite well they like us, We always tell how good the food is

 

[SnapdragonQ]

I've been upset about this since January, and it's been grim to see the 'too little, too late' response to this epidemic continuing.
The statistics have been frightening, and obvious, and I'm in the 'more at risk' group.
Mary

You are not alone. I've been following since about the same time....before it was even here in the US (that we knew of.) We are an at risk family and it's been like I'm the one watching the wreck in slow motion, knowing it's gonna be really bad, and can't do a darned thing to stop it.

**lysoled first**