Being Cautious

[kevin_standlee]

Lisa felt worse than I did when we got back from Tonopah, and decided it would be prudent to self-isolate in her travel trailer. That's easy enough for her to do, as the trailer has a bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. She had me fill the trailer's water tank and bring supplies out to her and leave them outside the door for her, to minimize contact.

Comments

[raynbowconnect]

I hope you and Lisa are doing better now. After 2 years of not doing events like these, they do take a lot out of you

[kevin_standlee]

50%? Ouch!

I've concluded that the way to "live with it" (and not die with it) is to keep masking up. I may be doing so for the rest of my life, which I expect will be longer than if I don't.

Lisa is getting better, but it's slow. And the only issues she's having is a stuffy head and a sore throat from the nasal drainage, so it is definitely more hay-fever-like than cold- or flu-like, so while it's still no fun, it's less worrisome than if she'd tested positive for COVID.