Getting back to normal

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Reuters / Wednesday, March 10, 2021

Lynda Cziezler, 79, Susie Cherniak, 77, Esta Bloom, 89, and Linda Dobrusin, 80 play canasta together weeks after receiving the coronavirus vaccine in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan. This was the first time in an entire year that they have all played cards together. REUTERS/Emily Elconin

 

[SetWave]

If I'm countin' my card right, Lynda has winning hand . . .

 

[Mr. Ed]

How do you go back to normal when things were messed up when we left?

 

[SetWave]

How do you go back to normal when things were messed up when we left?

I guess we just go back to being messed up, Ed, but in the same old way.

 

[MickaC]

LOOK OUT EVERYONE......
Was announced yesterday.....3rd wave
of Covid could be landing in May sometime.....this was a Canadian report.....not sure this threat pertains to other countries.
Along with Covid variance, we're seeing activity with that......not very high count so far.

 

[Aneeda72]

LOOK OUT EVERYONE......
Was announced yesterday.....3rd wave
of Covid could be landing in May sometime.....this was a Canadian report.....not sure this threat pertains to other countries.
Along with Covid variance, we're seeing activity with that......not very high count so far.

All the variants are in Texas which is why my son had a fit when I wanted to go in April. Doctor said we could probably go in June, but we have vacation in April. Will try and get another week in June. Son also thinks the drive will be too dangerous for me due to my health.

Son think it’s will be too dangerous for his dad cause I might duct tape his dads mouth shut and that would make it hard to him to breathe. . Honestly, I would only do that because his dad is too big to stuff in the trunk. If his dad would lose weight, it wouldn’t be a problem.

 

[Mr. Ed]

I tried going back to normal but it wasn’t as it used to be

 

[Mr. Ed]

I tried going back to normal but I’m different than before.

 

[Mr. Ed]

I tried to be normal but was rejected on the basis of uniqueness

 

[Marie5656]

I do agree that a new wave will certainly come. Yes, more people are vaccinated and soon most of us will be. BUT, that may bring peope being more relaxed in their attitudes. Now that the warmer weather is back people will be interacting and gathering more. Or forgetting to mask up. Or wearing the masks wrong, still.
I think things are progressively getting better, but not back to normal yet.

 

[Aneeda72]

I do agree that a new wave will certainly come. Yes, more people are vaccinated and soon most of us will be. BUT, that may bring peope being more relaxed in their attitudes. Now that the warmer weather is back people will be interacting and gathering more. Or forgetting to mask up. Or wearing the masks wrong, still.
I think things are progressively getting better, but not back to normal yet.

I suppose it depends on your normal. Our normal would be to eat out more, but don’t have the money for that with everything being so expensive. Going to the movie once a week was our normal, but we bought a movie package for Regal, and Regal is still closed. It may not reopen.

A vacation every other year would be normal. So we should go on vacation this year, but if we do not go it will be more because of money issues than the virus. Basely, we are as back to normal as we can get.

 

[Keesha]

Normal? Define normal?

 

[win231]

We don't have to worry about new Covid variants & mutations, now that new vaccines can be developed in a few weeks.

 

[Becky1951]

We don't have to worry about new Covid variants & mutations, now that new vaccines can be developed in a few weeks.

I did read something about the mutations and being able to tweak the vaccines in short time to adjust for the the mutations.. all they need is to identify the mutations DNA strand and then adjust the vaccine until is shows favorable protection against that strain.