@shutupgalen Extra fun fact: you can be symptomatic DAYS before you pop a positive test. So some people are getting sick, testing negative, and then continue daily life because they think they're in the clear.
Ask how I know this. π€
I'm in the middle of something super awkward at work, and I find it delightful! (Not creepy awkward, just business awkward.)
Is there something wrong with me that I really enjoy awkward situations? Maybe it's because I'm not the awkward one.
Shopping for work pants today was as frustrating as it has been the last 5 years.
You need 5 variations of khaki, but you can't carry black?
Improvement this time: I found one pair of women's pants that almost fit. (They were, of course, khaki.)
@RepChuck I'd like you to cite your source on masks having long-term effects on kids' development.
Also, Covid has some pretty unpleasant long-term effects, in case you weren't aware.
Covid parties. We have some really stupid neighbors, y'all.
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"It's a really bad idea"; Hamilton County parent and expert weigh in on "COVID parties" https://t.co/jdu1WyIJlT
Found out a coworker's husband had Covid last week.
She neglected to mention that when we worked together yesterday.
I found out today when our lead said she might be out for a few days.
I'm sure it's fine.
I always scroll past any recipe with the word "crack" in the name.
We all know it has bacon, cheese, and ranch in it, Suburban Susan. You didn't create something new.