Office Work.......

[AK Michelle]

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Good! Then you'll LOVE me, I'm an excellent driver.

And those cute signs on the side of the road are just vague suggestions for the rookies.

Yeah, and the red ones? If they have white lines around them they're optional.

You know the rules!!!!

 

[Buff Hooligans]

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844 degrees? Dang AZ is hot!

 

[Buff Hooligans]

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That's the key. And "don't touch your face" really means "keep ya fingahs outa ya noze!" (and tear ducts of course) And if you scrape your knuckle skin off while stirring your compost bin, Band-Aid it.

Germs aren't "boogiemen" - they only enter when invited.

Edited to address whether the term is "boogie men" (i.e. John Travolta) or boogiemen.

 

[LarryPQ]

Yeah it is HOT!

IN ALL HONESTY, it has been really nice out lately. Last few days have topped out ~100. But the humidity has been trhought the roof. It FINALLY rained at my house last night...for 3 minutes. Long enough for the kids to get outside, go "YAY!", then say, "WHERE'D THE RAIN GO!?"

The ground didnt get wet.

 

[sparkles2307]

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Laree, you're a life/sanity-saver!

 

[sparkles2307]

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LOL when I lived at Roosevelt Lake it snowed. we had no power for a week, it was crazy!

 

[LarryPQ]

Germs aren't "boogie men" - they only enter when invited.

Sometimes... I sorta agree with this. But I DO mean, dont touch your face. Dont scrub under your eyes, keep your hands out of your mouth, dont scratch your hairline, no nose picking....MRSA is one of those things that can enter thruogh the smallest abrasion. Better to become AWARE of how often you touch your face, than not.​

 

[AK Michelle]

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I don't use hand sanitizer, I DO use soap and hot water, but I'm curious what the reasoning is to not let the kids use the hand sanitizer?

 

[sparkles2307]

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Yes she is. Oh, you were referring to her ill-gotten quack medical advice?

lol yeah that, well and she does really help me get thru the day with her quips and jabs at TG and GD.

 

[LarryPQ]

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I dont know about that

If you get a "spider bite" or a "hot spot" cover it with a big band-aid, do not touch it, do not put neosporin on it, and go to your doctor. See if you can get a nurse who has worked at a nursing home. MRSA is their battlefield. They won't be able to test for MRSA until it gets to the "draining stage"...which takes about 5 days. But UNTIL you get said "hot spot", don't worry, just be careful.