It looks like we are starting to see some areas moving toward another round of likely shutdowns both in Europe and here in parts of the US. England just announced a nationwide lockdown for almost an entire month. ( foxnews.com ) I am afraid many areas of the US, possibly nationwide depending on who wins, will begin lockdowns after the elections. Honestly, I think the election is the only thing that has prevented harsher measures with the recent spikes.
What are you planning to do different both to prepare for and get through a potential second round of lockdowns?
Personally I have started stocking up on a few things for around the house but more importantly stocking up on possible OTC contacts. One thing I regretted during the first lock down was that I had cleared out a lot of dancers from my contacts around New Years when I got a new phone. Luckily I had kept a few numbers to hold me over but I would have liked to have had more variety to choose from.
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I may just have my current SB just move in with me. I have curtailed a lot of spending lately and have increased my Line of Credit at the bank. If Biden wins, this a real threat.
@Warrior15
Pics of the “Domestic Partner Ceremony” or it didn’t happen.
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“The fear of death follows from the fear of life.
A man who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
~ Mark Twain
I plan to move in with @Warrior15 and his SB
For the time being, if the hospitals in an area are in danger of getting overran, then they need to lock it down to a certain extent to get thru that period; o/w we have to grind thru-it and let individuals take w/e personal precautions suit their situation best.
That depends on which state you live in and who will be president in 2021. Do not forget that a failed election will result in a President Pelosi. If President Harris or Pelosi were to lock down the country, I fully expect to see states like Texas, Florida, and Georgia be announced as "Sanctuary States" for business owners and workers. Thank goodness I am already in one, and no longer in IL or LA.
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