03-19-2020, 12:10 PM
Ok got to add here, about restaurants. Chain things are down mostly, but I go to meals out a few times per week and mom&pop things here are still open. They have to be. Unless there is a mandate from external force.
That's what I meant, what are we seeing ourselves. We all know what is coming at us from on high. I was very interested to know what ppl are experiencing themselves wherever they are.
Isn't there a real difference in the information we get from, say, CNN as opposed to known entities (known humans) on the ground, so-to-speak. I like knowing those things from individuals.
As for us out here in california testing the gods or whatever, I like to think it's the sea air. You have to remember, ppl walking by the ocean are safe. Safe from at least spreading things. The wind takes it right into the valley. You have to know that. Ppl on the coasts are much more likely to get passed this, unless clamped down from external forces.
I know this sounds strange. However, my grandmother even used to say that. When she was not feeling well, she would go out by the waters and just hang out. She did that her entire life. She was a very healthy lady. When I saw ppl out and on the boardwalk or just walking around, that made me happy.
So many are off work or whatever and are not "supposed" to be out, but locals know things the government does not. Of course, if you live in some mining colony or inland valleys where the air is not so fresh, there are probably risks of getting sick all the time. More than we realize. Since it's been determined this is not a bio-weapon and is natural, I think we are most of us gonna be just fine.
I am looking after someone about 70yo right now. He isn't afraid. He wants to go out and do things. So, until the govt forces him inside, he will be at the beach and whatever because that is what he wants. There's no fresher and more healthy air than sea air. Our friend new Cape Cod, you should find some vistas and chill. Breathe that in and chill. Then, return home and netflix and chill. All in moderation
We have to approach this rationally but with optimism. If we gonna die baby, we gonna die. Everybody must die sometime. Fear helps no one.
That's what I meant, what are we seeing ourselves. We all know what is coming at us from on high. I was very interested to know what ppl are experiencing themselves wherever they are.
Isn't there a real difference in the information we get from, say, CNN as opposed to known entities (known humans) on the ground, so-to-speak. I like knowing those things from individuals.
As for us out here in california testing the gods or whatever, I like to think it's the sea air. You have to remember, ppl walking by the ocean are safe. Safe from at least spreading things. The wind takes it right into the valley. You have to know that. Ppl on the coasts are much more likely to get passed this, unless clamped down from external forces.
I know this sounds strange. However, my grandmother even used to say that. When she was not feeling well, she would go out by the waters and just hang out. She did that her entire life. She was a very healthy lady. When I saw ppl out and on the boardwalk or just walking around, that made me happy.
So many are off work or whatever and are not "supposed" to be out, but locals know things the government does not. Of course, if you live in some mining colony or inland valleys where the air is not so fresh, there are probably risks of getting sick all the time. More than we realize. Since it's been determined this is not a bio-weapon and is natural, I think we are most of us gonna be just fine.
I am looking after someone about 70yo right now. He isn't afraid. He wants to go out and do things. So, until the govt forces him inside, he will be at the beach and whatever because that is what he wants. There's no fresher and more healthy air than sea air. Our friend new Cape Cod, you should find some vistas and chill. Breathe that in and chill. Then, return home and netflix and chill. All in moderation
We have to approach this rationally but with optimism. If we gonna die baby, we gonna die. Everybody must die sometime. Fear helps no one.