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@supernovasky Seriously, thanks for sharing. That took guts.

It’s probably a beautiful chaise lounge by now.

Duh! Of course! This totally explains how you forget your house keys at PSU’s house and had to drive back to get them.

The northern MD tier will point to you in June for starting the outbreak there. My girl hates my new porkchop sideburns that are growing in nicely!

Ugh. I'm afraid to search for it. eta: Not a tattoo person myself, but good for him.

Damn. Legit.

Great lightning strike and thunder. Still off to the west.

Just some occasional rolling thunder way out to the west here.

Good idea. It’ll be interesting in the coming years as people visit their doctors for routine physicals to see if they had contracted the virus without ever knowing it. Assuming, of course, that checking becomes part of the routine bloodwork.

I remember you being sick with similar symptoms about a month ago. I don’t think you were tested but do you feel confident it wasn’t covid?

Great sleeping weather!

Lol. I’m beginning to think you want a drought. Don’t be the new NPZ.

Finishing the Caps vs Knights game 5 with a Manhattan.

We have opposing problems. Apparently, there are springs running through our hood so our sump pumps run way more than normal. I made the mistake of underestimating last year’s late heat and lack of rain, but a normal summer of occasional thunderstorms is all I need to keep the yard watered. If anything, I have to watch for fungus rings,

That looks amazing! I can already see myself sipping a Dogfish Head by the fire pit when the quarantine is lifted. By the way, my front yard always looks pretty good in spring, but by mid summer, the street trees shade it so much that it looks thin and only the fine fescue stays active. The black beauty has taken very well there too, so I’ll report back on how it does in the shade, but I have no expectations.

Let me get a picture before dark. It’s doing great! i can’t begin to describe how bad my backyard looked last mid-September. We had the mini drought and high heat and I didn’t water, so it went past dormant, and certainly died in areas. It hadn’t looked that bad since I renovated in 2004 and started fresh seed, so I figured I would have to be patient and give it a couple years to fill in. I did an aeration and seed in either late September or early October when the weather finally broke, Luckily, last October, and even November, were good for the new seedlings, so I did a light fertilizer late November for root growth, and then a normal spring one with crabgrass pre-emergent, and it’s taking off. I’ll never overseed with anything else.

Mrs. J is seasoned. Corona virus ain’t got nothing on her! Happy Anniversary! Happy Pink!

Heck. Visit now!

Brave man.

The before and after pictures out of India are crazy. Who could live in that? But I guess LA and NYC were pretty bad back in the 70’s. I remember a ton of code orange and red days back then.

I’m glad they’ve all recovered, and pretty cool that she’s donating to the cause. Out of curiosity, did any of them get tested or did they just know from all the symptoms?

Thanks. She’s in good spirits and is doing well. She’s not in the at-risk age group so unless something drastic changes, she should be fine. The only unfortunate part is that she has to isolate herself from husband and kids.

Did you just call me fat? You sob...

My sister-in-law’s sister is a construction project manager on site in DC and just got the news she has covid. Says she’s ok. Weak, no appetite, but otherwise ok. She resisted getting the test because she didn’t want to waste it on what she was sure was not the virus.

To be fair, I did not ride my bike today.