Candice

I write, run, watch TV, spend too much time on the Internet and I love tacos and coffee, but not together, because that's gross. Sorta friendly.

[McNeil @REFLOG18]

Phil Mickelson. Incredible. #PGAChampionship

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

I can say with certainty I enjoyed the Obama years more than now... and now that I'm much older and wiser I've come to the conclusion that American politics is just a circle-jerk shit show. The fact that a tweet like this exists just cements that belief.

[Barbara Comstock @BarbaraComstock]

The judge in the Pennsylvania case, Matthew Brann, is a Republican who,before his nomination, was involved in Republican politics,the NRA and the Federalist Society. He said the Trump case was "without merit and speculative accusations" "unhinged" and a "Frankenstein's monster".

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

@pjfinley Yep. Northern Wisconsin now... Keep creeping closer to Canada. Lol

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

It appears I only come to twitter in times of crisis. The breakup, mpls riots, probable covid... I'm gonna need to mention this to my therapist...

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

@pjfinley I'm well. Also, never really on here. Just like to check in from time to time. Lol

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

Also, crock pot cooking is 100% how you make dinner and day drink and still feel like a productive human being. You can steal this prolife tip, it's fine.

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

Made a crockpot full of chicken wild rice soup, and even though I can't taste even one bit of it, it did make me feel better. What if that's the cure for all the fuckery in the this country?

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

@pjfinley Hey! How the heck have you been??

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

@SliceOfScott Why have I never heard about this? It's definitely on the list now! Thanks!

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

Tested negative, but have nearly every symptom (the tests/testing is bullshit, btw), so I'm assuming I'm positive. If you're also quarantining, here are some steps I've written to help you get through it too. #Day8ofQuarantine

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

@KevDough Looks delish!

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

But do you guys want to know the upside to spending so much time at home because of covid? I learned a LOT about sports gambling. Do not recommend.

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

@meadabawdy I'll try.... you know I'm just so busy, working from home, living at home, never leaving my house.... lol

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

@KrauseBill After everything I've read, false negatives can range from 2-100% depending on WHEN you're tested

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

@KrauseBill their test comes back positive. However, they don't have a single symptom other than losing taste and smell for a brief time. (2 days? Maybe?)

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

@KrauseBill ... develops symptoms 4 days later, tested on day 5 of symptoms (now 9 days after exposure) finds out he's positive 2 days later (11 days after exposure). Isolates for 14 days to be safe (again, immunocompromised wife), takes another test before returning to work, POSITIVE....

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

@KrauseBill Now, my test... I was exposed nov 8th started symptoms Nov 12, -- tired, sneezy/congested, hot/cold, no fever. 2 days later I lose smell/taste... 3 days later I'm tested at the same time as the person who likely got me sick. 6 days after exposure, my test comes back negative

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

@KrauseBill his co-workers, friends, people in the public to the virus that he was told he didn't have. Now, while common sense says if you think you're sick stay home, but if your dr tells you you're all good what do you do?

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

@KrauseBill Her daughter is exposed on the school bus a few weeks later, is tested, comes back positive. My sisters husband develops symptoms, but his test comes back negative... he's REQUIRED to go back to work. Guess how his second test comes back? Correct, positive. Now, he's exposed...

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

@KrauseBill It takes 4 more days for his test to come back negative. My sister, exposed by co-worker, takes test next day, comes back positive. She isolates for 2 weeks but not her husband and kids. No one develops symptoms, her husband tests negative twice, kids aren't tested.

[Candice @Candice_Jo]

@KrauseBill Two things, the false negatives... far too high, thus giving people a false sense of security. Case in point, uncle. "Exposed" at a school he teaches at, takes a test 4 days after exposure, negative, goes back to work, around his immunocompromised wife....