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A few frustrations?
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Keeping mine to myself.
mikephillips
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Well, while getting up a bit later and wearing a t-shirt, sweats and bare feet to work in the next room aren't bad, it gets too quiet and I look forward to driving through the post office lot to drop bills in the outside box just as a way to get out. Still having trouble finding bread, some canned goods and dairy when I need to shop. And the worst part, the lady friend is sheltering at her place and me at mine and we can't get out for a dinner somewhere or even a walk since her college age kid is home and doesn't want to risk infections traveling either direction. I completely understand, but doesn't make it that easier to live with.
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Watching my 401k's evaporate :dejection:
Rhodyspit75
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I don’t have it too bad. My lady friend lives about 35 minutes away in Massachusetts. Because we both attended the Amelia Island concourse last month and flew home together we decided to self quarantine when we got back,it’s going ok. I return to RI to check mail and feed the birds. Unless they restrict state to state travel I’ll continue to do this.
Her daughter turns 21 today and has been quarantined with us since her school closed so there is going to be a drive by celebration by her friends from high school and a Zoom party. Never too old to lick the beaters.
Her daughter turns 21 today and has been quarantined with us since her school closed so there is going to be a drive by celebration by her friends from high school and a Zoom party. Never too old to lick the beaters.
Rhodyspit75
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Thanks Tom. Great subject, great young lady. I’ve sure learned a lot since I met her.