Her publicist only said it because her husband called and said she died. That's what's odd to me. If my husband were near death, I wouldn't want to leave his bedside. I'd want to be by his side, holding his hand until he was gone. And I know, not everyone is the same, but isn't it odd to go to the hospital, leave before she dies, and then call her publicist and say she's dead anyway? Even if you didn't expect her to live long, why say she's dead if she isn't?
Many hospitals have banned visitors even spouses.
I learned the hard way when my skin actually turned an orange color. I had a juicer and I used to grind several carrots a day as my energy juice every morning. I did not realize too much beta carotene will actually turn your skin orange.
Well he said he was there, so obviously he wasn't banned. I don't know what the rules are, but it just seems odd to go out of your way to call the publicist to say she died before you knew she had. I can see calling to check in, let the publicist know it doesn't look good, you don't expect it to be much longer, but to say she actually died is just....it doesn't make sense. And I would bet now his phone is ringing off the hook to get a statement because it's a big story and there will be reporters outside the hospital waiting to find out what happened...it just turns it into a huge dramatic thing. It's kind of sad.
OK, I believe! Good job.
Thanks! I did see that some are massive. I only want a small one. Plus, I won’t use it all the time so will store it downstairs when I don’t use it.
I know that is true, but I have yet to understand why. Especially in a terminal situation. He was just with her and hasn't had anywhere near the outside exposure that the staff in the hospital has every single day. I call that a cruel overextension of a well meaning thing. I will do whatever is needed to curb the virus, but to separate a very ill person from their family is just not the thing that should be done. Random visitors OK, Husband, Wife or children... no way should they be deprived of final moments together. The small risk is more than worthwhile, especially to the dying person. No wonder so many are militant about not using a mask. We always tend to overdo.
Yup! Been a thing for years now. I think I read about it when I was in my 20's and I don't have to tell you how long ago that was. I personally have never seen anyone (until recently) with orange skin, but it is documented as factual I think.Holy cow! I never heard such a thing. Amazing what I learn here every day!
I have a feeling you'll use it more than you think. I thought the same way about my first pressure cooker and now have 2 BIG ones. Mid range size for normal families that have company or like leftovers
Girls watched it. They said they liked it. Not loved it, liked it.
I liked it too, not loved, but liked it for what it was. It was a nice diversion. It would be interesting to see them develop Ratatouille into a full musical someday.
