Weekly View from the Window Post - and Vaccine boosters.

[curiouswombat]

S2C and I went to have our covid boosters at lunch time. Moderna this time. Also known as Spikevax which amused me - do you think it helps make us immune to vampire attack, or do you think it was perfected by him

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[kathyh]

I had a Pfizer booster after 2 AZ jabs and haven't really had any side effects apart from a slightly sore arm and feeling rather tired. So far J has just had a bit of a sore arm.

Gorgeous "red sky at night" photos.

[curiouswombat]

I have a slightly stiff arm and think I might head for bed now, which is a little earlier than usual, so it may be making me a little tired, but nothing particularly troublesome, at least so far, 11 hours after the jab - thank goodness.

The sky was just beautiful in those shades of pale blue and pink - it made everything look slightly pink.

[kaishinmystik]

I had a Moderna booster and afterwards, well for a day and a half my arm and shoulder were stiff and sore and just felt extra tired. Your photos are lovely, it makes me want a clothesline again, it's been years! Hope your reaction is very minimal to the booster!

[curiouswombat]

I have a tender red patch about 4cm in diameter at the injection site and I feel a bit more tired than usual, so not too bad at all.

Most people here with any space at all have a clothes line - we get a lot of wind so things dry quickly. I use it whenever I can because a good blow takes all the creases out :)

[adafrog]

Pretty.
Yay for getting your booster!

[curiouswombat]

Thank you. I am very happy to be boosted :)

[engarian]

Just lovely. I'll be getting a Moderna booster in early December.

[curiouswombat]

My Moderna shot has clearly stirred up my immune system as I have a distinct tender red patch on my arm. I feel quite tired, too, but generally it's fine.

[thismaz]

I'm on the count down to being able to get my booster - 3 days, now. Yay. I'm pleased you've not had any serious reactions.

That afternoon sky is pretty. I imagine it was even nicer live, if your camera like mine tends to try to even out the differences in light intensity.

[curiouswombat]

I have a tender red patch about 4cm in diameter, and feel a bit more lethargic than usual but otherwise I'm good.

Yes - my camera desperately tries to make the most of whatever light there is so it was actually even darker and with more contrast.

I can remember taking sunset pictures years ago and they always came out in shades which were more yellow and orange than reality and it was difficult to get shades of pink - presumably it must have been an effect of using film.