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"The veil of civilization is thin, but not everything behind it is savage.  We are going to be OK."

 A nurse who said some guy threw hundreds of masks into her car.



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Our receptionist here at Existing In BFE looking at the recent balance sheet.  I told her we'd be going another week.  

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How did we get to be a 3rd world country?  And no one seems to care.


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Yeah, I know.  I've posted this before.  But damn, its so true. 

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As of yesterday morning, there are 359 Covid cases in my county of Pinellas down here.  There are 2 in Mercer County up north.



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Coke is shut down for two weeks so the current Mrs. Blythe, her cat Gus, my dog Whizzbang Zoom and I are isolating for awhile.  Whizz and I didn't take our walk yesterday or today for fear of running into Bruce, our security guard buddy who looks out for us and likes to chat.

We have no masks but I ordered a balaclava.  Patriotically red, white and blue.


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We might go on hiatus for a bit.  Don't think that will break too many hearts. 

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