Stop in for a cup of coffee

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Rifle match today, had some serious challengers! Time for a toddy and clean my equipment. (que Karl)

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And these wheels are 14”x 7” with 5x4 pattern. Why one was different to begin with and why this replacement is now, I have no idea. Something fubar at the distribution warehouse probably. Tim said they had been reboxed at some point. Only one of the original 4 was in a Cragar box.
 
My wife got her first Moderna vaccine shot early today. So far, all good. I’m still waiting on my application to come up in the line. Will be a few weeks here in PA before they open up the next phase to the general public. For now, they are clearing up the backlog of first tier priority applicants.

Hope to get mine by the end of May before the next wave hits.

My wife said it was an experience she didn’t expect. Some folks crying with the relief of getting it and finally not fearing working their jobs and risking their families well being...and older folks celebrating receiving it and not fearing being vulnerable anymore. One older man was hugging all the nurses and asking for pics to be taken with them, joyous that he may become able to spend time with his grandchildren again without fear.

Across the board, she said the palpable sense of relief from those who got it was amazing.

For us, this is just an added layer of protection. For so many more, it is a wicked weight being lifted from their reality and a profound liberation.

We had never fully realized that before...until today.
 
My wife got her first Moderna vaccine shot early today. So far, all good. I’m still waiting on my application to come up in the line. Will be a few weeks here in PA before they open up the next phase to the general public. For now, they are clearing up the backlog of first tier priority applicants.

Hope to get mine by the end of May before the next wave hits.

My wife said it was an experience she didn’t expect. Some folks crying with the relief of getting it and finally not fearing working their jobs and risking their families well being...and older folks celebrating receiving it and not fearing being vulnerable anymore. One older man was hugging all the nurses and asking for pics to be taken with them, joyous that he may become able to spend time with his grandchildren again without fear.

Across the board, she said the palpable sense of relief from those who got it was amazing.

For us, this is just an added layer of protection. For so many more, it is a wicked weight being lifted from their reality and a profound liberation.

We had never fully realized that before...until today.
This has cost a lot of people most everything they have worked for for so long...
 
My wife got her first Moderna vaccine shot early today. So far, all good. I’m still waiting on my application to come up in the line. Will be a few weeks here in PA before they open up the next phase to the general public. For now, they are clearing up the backlog of first tier priority applicants.

Hope to get mine by the end of May before the next wave hits.

My wife said it was an experience she didn’t expect. Some folks crying with the relief of getting it and finally not fearing working their jobs and risking their families well being...and older folks celebrating receiving it and not fearing being vulnerable anymore. One older man was hugging all the nurses and asking for pics to be taken with them, joyous that he may become able to spend time with his grandchildren again without fear.

Across the board, she said the palpable sense of relief from those who got it was amazing.

For us, this is just an added layer of protection. For so many more, it is a wicked weight being lifted from their reality and a profound liberation.

We had never fully realized that before...until today.
I'm in a uniquely good position. With my personality, I don't practice social distancing, I've perfected it! Hard to contract a virus if nobody will get near you!
 
And im still happy!
I conquered my poorly running engine problem. A common problem, but the first time i ever witnessed it personally.
 
My wife got her first Moderna vaccine shot early today. So far, all good. I’m still waiting on my application to come up in the line. Will be a few weeks here in PA before they open up the next phase to the general public. For now, they are clearing up the backlog of first tier priority applicants.

Hope to get mine by the end of May before the next wave hits.

My wife said it was an experience she didn’t expect. Some folks crying with the relief of getting it and finally not fearing working their jobs and risking their families well being...and older folks celebrating receiving it and not fearing being vulnerable anymore. One older man was hugging all the nurses and asking for pics to be taken with them, joyous that he may become able to spend time with his grandchildren again without fear.

Across the board, she said the palpable sense of relief from those who got it was amazing.

For us, this is just an added layer of protection. For so many more, it is a wicked weight being lifted from their reality and a profound liberation.

We had never fully realized that before...until today.
The first shot of Moderna isn’t bad. It’s the second. My wife got it and after the second shot, for about 24 hours she said she hurt all over, her injection side arm wouldn’t stop shaking. So bad, they shut down her office and sent everyone home because they all got it the same day and everyone was having the same level of side effects.

i hear the pfizer isn’t as bad
 
The new normal....
Yep.

There’s gonna be a huge shift too to remotely working. Companies as a whole found employees are more efficient and it saves the company tons of money, lots of money. My company alone is saving close to 10,000 a MONTH by having the 22 of us working from home.
 
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