Hang in there! This could take a long time. The future is uncertain, but we have lots of past UConn games recorded, if you are inclined to watch the Huskies. Take care!
If you go to YouTube, there are plenty of MSU games thereJMS, I hope you and your wife are not practicing social distancing from each other.
I.Have watched so many replays of MSU games I feel like it is “Yesterday Once More”. But reruns are not like personal interactions, I miss that. The BY may not be personal interaction but it is interactive and informative and enjoyable. Really appreciate you guys!
Speak for yourself!
If you get tired of the MSU games there's a heck of a lot of UConn games that you can watch on the BY.
Stay safe my friend and everyone else as well.
Watched those also. I have even watched some Tennessee WBB games, of course I watch those were they LOSE!If you get tired of the MSU games there's a heck of a lot of UConn games that you can watch on the BY.
And very soon we will be working in our gardens and planting the picklers, sun golds and brandywines that we will be enjoying when this is all over. The greatest thing in the world is getting your hands down in the soil while listening to Fats, Elvis, Ben E. King and The Drifters, and the Platters. Keep well Carnac and all the BY's.This too shall pass. Hang in there. Approximately 8 more weeks per the medical professionals on CNN. I hope they’re right. Insulating ourselves inside our homes is our best defense against the virus.
We don’t want to lose any yarders. So hunker down and stay safe. We’ll find something to talk about and debate. We always do. I expect to see you all on the other side of this.
One big problem is that some churches are continuing to hold services in their sanctuaries. There is no way to tell how much of a problem this can potentially cause.
Yes! Some people believe that a virus would not dare enter the sanctuary. It's kind of a catch 22. You need prayer but you don't want to do it in a crowd.
Ken Burns could do a series on the telephone book and I would watch it.We’re catching upon the America Experience show we’ve missed. Currently we’re watching the 7 part history of NewYork, directed by Ken Burns’ brother Ric Burns. It’s really well done.
If science is your thing rather than history, there’s the outstanding Nova series streaming as well.
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Are you going to disappear as long as you did the last time you disappeared?
He was in disguiseAre you going to disappear as long as you did the last time you disappeared?
Are you going to disappear as long as you did the last time you disappeared?
I'm riding this thing out with the rest of you. But thanks for asking.Here in California, health professionals predict that IF folks don't stay away from other people, self quarantine and practice "social distancing", that as much as 56% (23 million) of the state's population could contract the virus. As of 2017, California's population was 39.54 million people.
I'd feel comfortable rounding that off to 41 million today. That number would more than overwhelm our state's medical infrastructure. Not to mention the 36,000+ homeless people (as of 2019) residing within the city limits of Los Angeles that need care. LA City government is doing its best to address their needs during this crisis as well. Right now the word coming from medical professionals (and state governor Gavin Newsom) here is it's going to get worse before it gets better. So hunker down, don't make yourself an easy target and prepare to wait it out.