Sturgis motorcycle rally will be a big reason for a bunch of deaths. Many of the bikers are old people and as we all know; old people are more vulnerable. Heck, if you are looking for a bike just wait, there will be a bunch of motorcycles for sell in a few months!
Speaking of bikes, a couple of the retired female neighbors have purchased bicycles, one was red, and one was green. We have seen them riding up and down the street. How long before my favorite spouse wants a bike?
Do you know what a subliminal message is? My definition is, “a concealed message, aka a hidden message”. It is my belief, there are several TV advertisements with subliminal messages. Some of these subliminal messages are sounds, similar to what you would hear from your cell phone. As you sit in your TV room and hear that sound, even though it is subliminal (very quiet) your attention goes to the TV, in hopes of getting you to be interested in, and or buy their product. One needs to be very observant to pick up on these messages.
If school starts with 30% of the students in attendance for the first six weeks, it won't be too awful bad. With a small percentage of the students in attendance, they will be able to keep them fairly well separated. The cleaning crews will do their jobs very well.
The problem as I see it will be the next six weeks. Parents understand that they were able to keep the students separated the first six weeks, there was very little virus spread, so a large group of parents decide to send their kids back to real school. Let’s say 60 to 70% of the kids go back to school. Now they are no longer able to keep them separated safe distances apart. The teachers and other school employees are less effective at controlling the kids, the cleaning crews are less affective (don’t do as good a job) and the virus hits with a vengeance.
A photo of the Tres with his Tee shirt on follows. The vet recommended this to keep him from licking the incision. He is under my desk, again!
Stay safe, be happy, tomorrow we start over!
Senior explainer of difficult situations, and one-time biker, Don the Ford
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