- Joined
- May 15, 2014
- Messages
- 5,372
I just read it again. Funny how the mind works and sees what it expects to see. Now I totally agree too!I thought it was funny, @mrs-b. (Had to read it twice to catch it.)
I just read it again. Funny how the mind works and sees what it expects to see. Now I totally agree too!I thought it was funny, @mrs-b. (Had to read it twice to catch it.)
I thought it was funny, @mrs-b. (Had to read it twice to catch it.)
Well, ok, so now I feel really stupid that people either didn't get my joke-meme, or got it and didn't think it was funny. Note to self - don't plop humor into the middle of serious topics!
(I still think it's a really good meme, tho.... Maybe it should have gone into the humor thread. Sorry folks!)
Well, ok, so now I feel really stupid that people either didn't get my joke-meme, or got it and didn't think it was funny. Note to self - don't plop humor into the middle of serious topics!
(I still think it's a really good meme, tho.... Maybe it should have gone into the humor thread. Sorry folks!)
Haha. Now I get it!
One of my college roommates was very serious and studious. We instituted "mandatory fun" for her.
Missy, I'll let you know before I die. Again, I'm not against anyone of getting vaccinated who chose to, but just don't force it on everyone else.Absolutely agree. What makes this all the more tragic is he had Covid and survived but thought that meant (are you listening @Dancing Fire) he was safe from getting Covid again. I know his family wishes he had gotten vaccinated. There will never be another chance for him or for them always missing him in their lives.
My SIL got his 2nd shot yesterday said he has aching bones all over his body today.
Imagine how he’d feel if he had Covid. Having aches and pains and a fever after getting the vaccine dose two is completely expected. It means his immune system is working. And he’s building up defense against severe Covid. Good for him.
I don’t know if that is a misconception— the idea that the more severe the reaction, the more active or engaged your immune system is. I had no reaction whatsoever and yet, I didn’t develop Covid even after I was fully exposed to someone who found out one day later that she had it (she had tested two days before and alerted me the day after). DD didn’t have a reaction either and she had the same experience. I really wish they would do a study on people’s reactions and what they actually mean.
this is a fairly straightforward explanationI don’t know if that is a misconception— the idea that the more severe the reaction, the more active or engaged your immune system is. I had no reaction whatsoever and yet, I didn’t develop Covid even after I was fully exposed to someone who found out one day later that she had it (she had tested two days before and alerted me the day after). DD didn’t have a reaction either and she had the same experience. I really wish they would do a study on people’s reactions and what they actually mean bc some people might assume they are not protected bc they had no response.
My SIL got his 2nd shot yesterday said he has aching bones all over his body today.
My SIL got his 2nd shot yesterday said he has aching bones all over his body today.
Does your SIL (sister in law) prefer to go by the pronoun, 'he'?
Nothing wrong with that, just askin.
Lol! I think it’s Son in Law in this case.
My son in law.Does your SIL (sister in law) prefer to go by the pronoun, 'he'?
Nothing wrong with that, just askin.
My son in law.
My SIL got his 2nd shot yesterday said he has aching bones all over his body today.
@mrs-b I totally missed that! Haha I agree!
He's back to normal today.Yep that can happen. Not a big deal in the grand scheme of things.