WTF-Beta

@chas sorry to hear about your eyes your eye troubles! I hope they get better and that the medicine isn’t too hard to tolerate!

@Mary-Anna wow! Glad your son made it but sorry to hear about his friend.

I’ve been reading about the impacts, it sounds just like a nightmare!

@AdagioM yikes, glad they were able to land!

@jon-nyc said:

Wow. My sister is scheduled to fly tonight from Seattle to JFK and it looks like the flight is going to happen.

Wow! Lucky her!

@mik hopefully your flights on Tuesday won’t be impacted!

@jon-nyc not yet. But by the time I’m scheduled to fly it will be close to 14 days since my positive test.

I went to the doc yesterday — I have a middle ear infection in one ear, plus presumably a sinus infection, and for the last several days I’ve been constantly nauseous and dizzy.

The “acute” phase of Covid is basically over I think, but if this secondary infection doesn’t resolve, it’s probably not a good idea to fly.

Ugh. First half the world stops because they can't access their email, and now this....

I'm supposed to fly next week for a conference. I'm already hesitant because I'm still not recovered from the effects of covid, but this really makes me want to stay home!

Ah well, it was nice while it lasted....

Filigree

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… to not be getting any emails.

https://apnews.com/article/microsoft-outlook-outage-email-teams-6376045281feb430c0b923e3a4b251c2

@Bernard Oh that's good!!

Feet

Cool photos!!

I love the Minster and library/bus station!

@wtg agreed, we have to be careful, perhaps vigilant is the better word, but using it well can bring a lot of benefits.

Yay!!

Parting

@AndyD totally clueless over here, but great photos!

@wtg your 1960s is charming!

Also, I like the jam one!

Re origins, as I poke around online, it seems maybe they were common in Germany, doesn't it. (My family is Italian-American, so Catholic, but I think maybe it wasn't a thing in the Italian-American community back then)

Ham