We’re ‘staying home’ in Arizona rather than Alberta. The Car Guy did a risk analysis (it is probably on a spreadsheet with a couple of graphs) and decided there were more reasons at this time to stay put than to go back to snowy, cold Alberta!

We’re ‘staying home’ in Arizona rather than Alberta. The Car Guy did a risk analysis (it is probably on a spreadsheet with a couple of graphs) and decided there were more reasons at this time to stay put than to go back to snowy, cold Alberta!
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I laughed so much at these, I’m crying. I’ve had to wipe my nose on my sleeve because a) who can afford tissues and b) who cares.
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Plus you want to save the tissues in case you run out of toilet paper…
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Thanks for the laugh. I liked too many of them to count … but I may be sending my sister-in-law one of these today 😉 😂
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New batch of them coming soon. My husband is doing the research for me. He is much more tolerant of all the crap you have to wade through in order to find the gems…
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These are hilarious. Thanks for the laughter! Stay well.
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I have the sniffles but it is allergy season… I sure hope I don’t sneeze while I’m out walking…
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A brilliant collection, Margy, thanks for compiling! 🙂
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More to come. Tomorrow it is the animals talking.
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Thanks, will check it out!
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Sorry you’re stuck in AZ, but glad you’re safe and with a stocked fridge. 😉
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We are social distancing here in AZ. If we go home we have to go into isolation for 14 days, the government says they could check up on us, and they have threatened fines up to 3/4 of a million dollars for not following their rules. I’d say it is better to stay out of Canada for the next month.
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Sounds like it… Yikes!
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There are worse places to isolate yourselves! We’re managing pretty well out here in the country (in Southern Ontario, where spring is arriving slowly but surely). There are few people out our way, the (essential item) stores are never crowded, and family and friends are communicating electronically. The only real difference I’ve noticed is the fear and trepidation in people’s eyes when they DO encounter you in a store (vs. the previously friendly greetings everyone always shared). I hope things go back to ‘normal’ when this is all over. In the meantime, hang in there and enjoy the solitude!
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I’m not seeing fear here in our community. We all just walk on opposite sides of the street, or stand and talk from a safe distance. The grocery stores are disinfecting like crazy and helping everyone keep their distance. While there is certainly some risk in being in the store, there are lots of options for ordering and picking up or delivering!
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These are great Margy!!! I never read horoscopes but that horoscope just hit me really funny.
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I don’t read horoscopes either, but I expect this one is more accurate than most!
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