I went to the VA Hospital yesterday which usually means being stuck on I5 between Everett and Colombia Way Seattle for up to 2 hours. From the time I got off the ferry to walking into the lobby at the VA was 34 minutes. The hospital was deserted there were only a few entrances you could go in and you were screened for flu symptoms and the given a label to wear. I was in and out in 40 minutes and that included lab work. 40 minutes later I was driving onto the ferry and that included a stop at Mickey Dees on Evergreen Way.

Seattle was a ghost town. I did get a pneumonia vaccine and a shingles vax and by the time I got home I was running a fever, my arm was swollen and throbbing, had chills, sweats and felt like I had a severe flu. The doc had told me this could happen so I wasn't concerned, just miserable. Started feelling human a few hours ago.

Probably felt worse than you Robin. Take care.

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I went to the VA Hospital yesterday which usually means being stuck on I5 between Everett and Colombia Way Seattle for up to 2 hours. From the time I got off the ferry to walking into the lobby at the VA was 34 minutes. The hospital was deserted there were only a few entrances you could go in and you were screened for flu symptoms and the given a label to wear. I was in and out in 40 minutes and that included lab work. 40 minutes later I was driving onto the ferry and that included a stop at Mickey Dees on Evergreen Way.

Seattle was a ghost town. I did get a pneumonia vaccine and a shingles vax and by the time I got home I was running a fever, my arm was swollen and throbbing, had chills, sweats and felt like I had a severe flu. The doc had told me this could happen so I wasn't concerned, just miserable. Started feelling human a few hours ago.

Probably felt worse than you Robin. Take care.

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My "illness" is barely noticeable ....

The site wasn't hacked. It just developed a serious case of 'too many files' which led to a bout of 'not enough temp drive space' which crashed the database. After some assistance from the hosting company it's back to normal though. Well probably a little better than normal for a while at least.

Meanwhile I am deleting silly backups from 2018 and 2019 that the control panel software was suppose to remove, but didn't. :/

Thanks for your patience all.

Cheers,
Jim

Covid 19 is only a real issue it is believed in those over 60 and those with conditions that effect the heart and/or lungs, exercise some common sense and most of you will be fine. Remember this is a lung condition and does not require the stocking of 1,000 toilet rolls that take up valuable model space and may result significant other finding hidden purchases.

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I went to the VA Hospital yesterday which usually means being stuck on I5 between Everett and Colombia Way Seattle for up to 2 hours. From the time I got off the ferry to walking into the lobby at the VA was 34 minutes. The hospital was deserted there were only a few entrances you could go in and you were screened for flu symptoms and the given a label to wear. I was in and out in 40 minutes and that included lab work. 40 minutes later I was driving onto the ferry and that included a stop at Mickey Dees on Evergreen Way.

Seattle was a ghost town. I did get a pneumonia vaccine and a shingles vax and by the time I got home I was running a fever, my arm was swollen and throbbing, had chills, sweats and felt like I had a severe flu. The doc had told me this could happen so I wasn't concerned, just miserable. Started feelling human a few hours ago.

Probably felt worse than you Robin. Take care.

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My "illness" is barely noticeable