Glad to hear you feel better now. I've read that if you have some discomfort, etc., that's normal and means it's working. When I had my shots, I only had either very minor side effects -- or just nothing at all. (I think that must mean I'm already dead inside!
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I consider myself extremely lucky because I can not remember a single vaccination that had much of any affect on how I felt. The mild one I had was the first Covid (of 5) shot which didn't happen until 8 days after I got it. I had a slight fever (101F - 38.3c), and chills which lasted an hour after I took a Tylenol. Not even sure it was from the vaccination, but that was the only thing that was different. I have been told for years that I was dead inside so it doesn't come as any surprise.Glad to hear you feel better now. I've read that if you have some discomfort, etc., that's normal and means it's working. When I had my shots, I only had either very minor side effects -- or just nothing at all. (I think that must mean I'm already dead inside!
Auntie is the reason we bought our RV. It was after spending time with her in a friend’s camper that I got the urge, and but for her encouraging us to take the leap, it never would have happened.
Sounds like a wonderful, well-deserved sendoff.Today was the funeral. It was absolutely lovely. We live-streamed, and had dozens of people around the country join us online, and many dozens more in Africa partake as well.
We laughed. We cried. We did her proud. Auntie would have enjoyed the service immensely.
Good bye my beautiful Auntie. I will miss you desperately.
God bless all of you, and may she rest in peace.Today was the funeral. It was absolutely lovely. We live-streamed, and had dozens of people around the country join us online, and many dozens more in Africa partake as well.
We laughed. We cried. We did her proud. Auntie would have enjoyed the service immensely.
Good bye my beautiful Auntie. I will miss you desperately.
Today was the funeral. It was absolutely lovely. We live-streamed, and had dozens of people around the country join us online, and many dozens more in Africa partake as well.
We laughed. We cried. We did her proud. Auntie would have enjoyed the service immensely.
Good bye my beautiful Auntie. I will miss you desperately.
good thing it didnt record snuggle time
Around here, 7.5 oz cans are gaining visibilty. Mostly in the supermarkets, though. Admittedly, I don't go into convenience stores very often.
How much snow?
I really don’t drink soda but now that you mention it I can’t remember seeing single cans in a convenience store for a while now - only in vending machines - but even they seem to have those plastic bottles.
Why? I would venture a guess that the companies have just moved to the extremes. The people wanting a healthy portion are offered the small cans ( not enough for me ) ....or the people who are supposedly not concerned about health are offered 16 ounces which is more than I wanted.
I'm not sure about up there, but down here we didn't get much. Where I live was right on the cutoff. We mostly got rain.
Buy two 8 oz cans. I never liked the 16 oz cans because they always seemed to get flat by the time I finished them. I found that I don't really like to drink that much liquid all at one time. I noticed that when I go out to dinner with friends or family, I get one glass of whatever and I have to finish it up before we leave. In the meantime my companions are finishing up their second and sometimes third refill. So I guess I am one of the people to blame for the smaller portions.
Update: Up there they got 4 inches. Down here maybe 1-2.
