Damned Covid...
I picked up the FLU last Sunday, worked from home as I was able for Monday, and a little on Tuesday, I still felt pretty crappy, Rose said we should test for Covid, so I tested, Yup, sure enough it's Covid-19, not the FLU. I'm staying medicated, good ol' NyQuil helps me sleep. We tested Rose for the Covid on Tuesday evening, so far she's Covid free! I spoke too soon, Rose woke up Wednesday night with a fever, bummer, was kinda hoping she wouldn't get this.
Hard frost Tuesday morning, 22 degrees, and snow is in the forecast for Wednesday, 1-3" we're told, I woke up early as usual, at 3:30AM it was snowing flakes so big they could put your eye out, really heavy wet stuff, about an 1" on the ground. The dogs surprisingly we're not really impressed.
If you've never heard the Disturbed cover version of Simon & Garfunkel's Sound of Silence this is well worth your time. Just amazing!
Disturbed: The Sound of Silence "and the people bowed and prayed, to the neon gods they made"
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For the second year in a row, Americans are facing the burden of
expensive grocery store items ahead of the holiday season thanks to
President Joe Biden’s bad economic policies.
Forget the Zombie Apocalypse – Can YOU Survive the Coming Layoff Wave?
Most of the latest increase came in mortgage debt, by far the biggest liability on household balance sheets. It rose by $282 billion in the third quarter, and by $1 trillion from a year earlier, to $11.7 trillion. Mortgage and home-equity debt combined are up by $2 trillion since the pandemic began.
Credit-card debt also increased by the most in 20 years, with balances rising by 15% from a year earlier. The surge comes as the average interest-rates on card borrowing has climbed above 19%, the highest in data going back to the mid-1980s, according to Bankrate.
Moderna and Pfizer are checking if the Covid vax leads to any long-term health problems and it only took 13 billion shots for them to get around to it..
The business leader offered his starkest advice yet on a faltering economy in an exclusive sit-down interview with CNN’s Chloe Melas on Saturday at Bezos’ Washington, DC, home.
Bezos urged people to put off expenditures for big-ticket items such as new cars, televisions and appliances, noting that delaying big purchases is the surest way to keep some “dry powder” in the event of a prolonged economic downturn. Meanwhile, small businesses may want to avoid making large capital expenditures or acquisitions during this uncertain time, Bezos added.
BREAKING: Texas Governor Abbot says he’s invoked the Invasion Clauses of
the U.S. & Texas Constitutions to “fully authorize Texas to take
unprecedented measures to defend our state against an invasion.”
Why on earth is Klaus Schwab preaching to everyone about his plans for world domination at the G20? I do not remember him being elected to govern any country. pic.twitter.com/IsoVPsBIB7
The Funnel of Fraud... https://twitter.com/jesseprimetime/status/1592313739742617600
“Those who vote decide nothing. Those who count the vote decide everything.”
Unfortunately, it won’t be too long before the entire nation is teeming with RSV cases.
Biden bribed young voters with student loan bailouts he knew he couldn’t give
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