What am I going to do after lockdown ends? Well, it doesn't look like it's ever going to end.

It will end.

 

I remember being promised that "In a few weeks it will magically disappear." That was months ago.

Face it - 2020 is a wash.

 

Nothing changed for me, I’ve been in a personal lock down since I was a kid. It just makes it easier for me, to social distance with people. Until you begin to say I have Heating and Air conditioning any space that circulates the air without cleaning it will be a source of infection.

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The asteroid can't come too soon.

 

The asteroid can't come too soon.

The day the public is notified of such an ELE - I'll be on the roof of my house watching with much anticipation.

ELE = Extinction Level Event (for those who didn't know that).

 

I remember being promised that "In a few weeks it will magically disappear." That was months ago.

Face it - 2020 is a wash.

Every month brings something new, doesn't it?

 

I lived with 3 guys that cookedd at restaurants, and at least 2 of them were the kind of people that don't wash up after going to the bathroom at home, so I hated living with them. So I left.

I'd hate to eat where they cook.

I'd like to go to a restaurant, but IDK where to trust around here.

 

I am driving to a place right off the Indiana turnpike at the Ohio border and picking up some rough sawn white cedar. White cedar simply is not available in Ohio. Unless, of course, Michigan delays opening until a vaccine is available. In that case, I will let my heirs deal with it.

Does ordinary cedar sawdust smell as good as Cedar mulch? I love that stuff

 

Cedar sawdust smells like the cedar from which it comes. Red cedar smells like old fashioned, freshly sharpened pencils. White ceder is similar but not quite as strong. If I leave the door to a spare room shut, that whole room has the smell. There are no and never will be any plug-in perfume sticks in my house.

 

I had been living in nearly complete isolation except for internet contacts since most of this started, except for going out once or twice a week to buy necessities an occasional brief visit from my girlfriend and maybe wave at a neighbor or two when going out to collect mail.

After things had opened up a bit, a week ago I was able to take my closest friend, whom I had not seen for months, out for coffee, a visit to inquire about a business opportunity, and then dinner. It was very nice to sit across the table from a friend and talk without the #$%* mask while enjoying her company.

 

Next on the list.

 

Next of the list.

Wasn't it this sort of exotic dining that started the pandemic in the first place?

 

Wasn't it this sort of exotic dining that started the pandemic in the first place?

What? The only thing exotic is the price.

 

I enjoy Lake Erie lobsters.

 

Well, the lockdown seems to have been lifted to a point where we can go outside. As long as we socially distance and use masks we should be somewhat safe outside. But the biggest thing I plan on doing as soon as possible is to try and recover from the Corona Spread I've got going on.

 

No way. I had no clue it meant that.

Crayfish are in Lake Erie (https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/red_swamp_crayfish_establishes_foothold_msg18_bohling18#:~:text=The Lake Erie introduction may,across over two dozen states.). Some people consider them invasive. I was just kidding, though.

Actually, I do like real lobsters and crabs. That excludes what is called lobster at the Red Lobster.

 

I had a feeling that was what you meant in the first place, but had to look it up to see if there were any other possibilities.

 

Please tell me you are not referring to this https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Lake Erie Lobster

Watch out for the algae

Learn something new every day. And sometimes deeply disturbed by it.

Eeewwww! The only thing worse than that is a dirty snowball. And no - I'm not going to describe it for those who don't know. {{{CONTENT WARNING}}} You might not want to look that up.

 

The {{{CONTENT WARNING}}} of course only made the curiosity stronger... I do regret looking that one up.

 

The {{{CONTENT WARNING}}} of course only made the curiosity stronger... I do regret looking that one up.

I suspect Sam feels the same way.