HoarfrostHubb
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I don't think I have ever not rooted for snow... yet here we are -
Meh... after all the appointments have been done they typically have extra doses lefts... icing on the cake
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Same
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The wiping down of things is super fun in a middle school science classroom setting. Although prob not a bad practice in general. Nasty germ factories. Maybe I keep having them wear masks even after this is done.
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Euro, GFS, NAM all have at least some snow... might be a moderate event for some. I'd rather rain for this one
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I would appreciate it if you would...maybe you can eeyore it into a minor event so I can be in school
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Weekends are better than weekdays for me, but I don't listen much anymore
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Podcasts
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Nah... I have a lab scheduled for some of the kids that day. Really hard to reschedule with the current model I am in
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I really don’t want a snow /remote day Friday. Ugh
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My hands felt like two balloons...
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And the snower... then we can bask
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What was that white stuff falling from the sky yesterday and the -10F wind chills this morning? Warm and moist!
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Gah. 7AM sunrise. sucks
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I think it depends on the location. The town next to ours has been hosting a clinic tied to the local hospital. Their volunteers call people at the end of each day after the appointments have been done.
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Yeah. The CVS site was tricky. I just kept putting in random towns all over the state and finally found one in Taunton (this was a little over a week ago and I would up canceling)
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A few flakes flying here
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4.6 million doses given Saturday. Huge uptick. Things are cranking and this will help
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Wachusett was super icy late afternoon early evening. Not enjoyable really. So we bailed after 6 runs
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He’s backpedaling. Always a good sign
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Was there a second fatality? There was a 70 year old woman who died on Tuesday as well as a 12 year old who was hurt badly
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Fading snowpack, mud, and potholes. What a great time of year At least I can still ski for a bit
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But... Stein...charts...
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The Israel study of the Pfizer vax is extremely encouraging. 97% effective against symptomatic / severe /hospitalization/ death and 94% effective against asymptotic transmission including the B.117 (or whatever) variant. They are kicking its ass there
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If you can get it through CVS you can choose between available appointments by manufacturer. It is clunky but I was able to choose from the three. I had chosen the first available (Pfizer and I would have had to drive 1.25 hours) but there were appts for the others on later dates. I ultimately cancelled the appt since I got one sooner and locally.
