> That person owns a smartphone (which is at least a couple hundred dollars).
Smartphones can be bought for under $100 these days.
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> That person owns a smartphone (which is at least a couple hundred dollars).
Smartphones can be bought for under $100 these days.
> B.A. · University of California Los Angeles
> M.A. · California Graduate Institute
> PhD · California Graduate Institute of The Chicago School of Professional Psychology
I've had at least one but I suspect 2 brushes with Covid in the intervening years. They were pretty mild with no fever and only cold like symptoms.
Around March of this year (2023) I experienced a bout of Covid that reminded me of the original time I had contracted it. Fever, body aches, lightheadedness etc. The symptoms were the same just lighter in intensity and over quicker. The interesting thing is that I never lost my sense of smell and I feel like I've regained what I'd lost from my first bout of Covid.
No more blue cheese:(
I think that mindset drove me to be named the "leftovers king" by my extended family, as I repurpose leftovers into delicious meals.
There are a couple techniques that can help turn fridge leftovers into really good meals besides for soup. You can make an amazing Frittata using whatever leftover veg and protein you have.
When your wife is hesitant to leave the house because of the rats gamboling near the front door drastic action is needed.
I'm not advocating for brodifacoum but the comments here seem tone deaf and one dimensional.