I agree. You probably don't understand this but the medical terminology for it is "CLUSTERFUCK"!
You mean that word so often uttered by many of us in the healthcare field for the past almost 5 months?
Yup, we know all about that.
I agree. You probably don't understand this but the medical terminology for it is "CLUSTERFUCK"!
Thank you Spc. Valentine US Army National Guard for the kind and gentle testing.
2 cm up each nostril/ 10 seconds each in a swab swirl.
Eyes watering like a sonofa*****.
Results in 24-48 hours.
PG, be thankful that you're not in Texas. In order to try and keep it out of nursing homes, testing is mandated every 2 weeks. That came too late to help the nursing home in the little town just to the north of us. Two employees introduced it and before anyone knew it they had 30 cases and 5 deaths, the only deaths in the county.
And then, a mere 10 minutes ago, one of the young gals from work sent me a picture she snapped before the testing took place this morning.
In Facebook messenger.
We were told phones OFF.
No pictures.
It was from the dining room area with all of the 8 Guard medics standing there.
Why do people do these things?
This isn't exactly HIPAA, but for God sakes.
Told her if she shares that on social media, her ass is grass.
If and when our facility decides to post anything about it, they will on our social media page.
Back in the last century if you did something stupid unless someone saw you nobody knew. Now in the age of smart phones and the internet The entire world knows within minutes!
You’ve made a LOT of progress!
Keep up the good work.
Jim
Nice place Joe.
Love the dutch doors and umbrella trees!
The hedges are still calling me but I'm trying to ignore them. It's shaping up to be another hot and humid one. I've got to get those darned hedges done before I mow, probably at the beginning of next week. Otherwise, I'm taking things pretty easy.
Joe, you do good work. I love those Dutch doors. I also wish that I had your energy. No more big projects for me.
Thank you Spc. Valentine US Army National Guard for the kind and gentle testing.
2 cm up each nostril/ 10 seconds each in a swab swirl.
Eyes watering like a sonofa*****.
Results in 24-48 hours.
Did you find out today if you have any corona-boogers in your nose or will it be tomorrow?
Well, at 8 o'clock this morning it was 85°F and humid as all get out. I was looking for a good excuse not to go do the hedges but couldn't come up with one and then I stumbled across it ... literally. I got my working clothes on and stepped out the kitchen door and tripped over the cat, staggered down the short ramp and went head first in to my wife's car. Damn it hurt. I love that cat. It's totally mental. It is the most loving cat I've ever known but it does like to get in to your feet and rub herself against you even when you're walking. One of these days I'm going to step on her and kill her. Anyway, I've a bump on my head and my right shoulder hurts like hell. I may just shoot that ginger fluffball tomorrow. No, not really but I did get to put the hedges off for a couple of days.
Here I am up and around before 6am, and I don't even work today.
Yesterday was good. A short 8 hours lol
Before you ask Lenny, nope.. no covid testing results as yet.
Probably won't be until later on in the week.
I was asking a friend at the healthcare center where I used to be employed about theirs.
They got tested a few days before us and still haven't heard anything.
It's the sheer volume of tests going on at the moment!
Today is numero uno son Jeff's birthday.
42!
He (and number 1 grandbug) are getting treated to Red Lobster this evening to celebrate.
He wants to go to the one in Toledo.
That's fine with me.
Did they tell you 24 to 48 hours? Oh well....best wishes.
Tell your son HAPPY BIRTHDAY from all of us! I hope y'all enjoy the meal.