Just worked outside for about an hour and it was hot enough to make me sweaty (Sorry if TMI.)

[efhmc]

and lots of plants and trees are blooming. It must be spring. So are we done with #Trumpvirus now in central Texas? Isn't that what our glorious leader said would happen?

[hlthe2b]

1. Doubt it. But nothing blooming in CO yet. We are still getting snow flurries today

But at least one can rule out seasonal allergies if you get upper respiratory symptoms.

[efhmc]

2. So guess it will just work for parts of the south and southwest.

My 81 year old friend is already complaining about the heat.

[Doreen]

3. At this point, reading about your sweat

is more pleasant than the news.

[efhmc]

4. People always write LOL but I really did.

Thanks for the chuckle.

[Doreen]

6. Yup, no sweat.

[lame54]

5. Ask Tom Hanks in Australia

[cwydro]

7. It should be coming on fall there.

End of their summer.

Besides the fact, it’s believed he caught it here or on the way there.

[abqtommy]

8. I used to sweat in Upper Michigan when I was scooping snow. I doubt that sweating has any

correlation to anything other than work...

[efhmc]

12. Not for this Texas girl. I can't do the snow thing.

[abqtommy]

13. Texas girls aren't required to answer in this thread. They don't sweat, they glow, snow or no

snow...

[efhmc]

15. Well I was dripping glow earlier today.

[Wounded Bear]

9. Not TMI until we hear details about your shower...

[efhmc]

11. Still haven't had one..

Only take baths.

[uponit7771]

10. Its in the 80s in SoCal and its still spreading, unless its dry it looks like its' going to spread

[efhmc]

14. I was being sarcastic about the temp. I do not believe it has anything to do

with the spread but then I do not have DJT's great store of scientific knowledge in my head about the way viruses spread.

[uponit7771]

18. 👍

[MerryBlooms]

16. We've had beautiful weather in southern Oregon,

so I've been getting sun every day because it helps my mood. We have rain moving onshore this evening and rain in the forecast for the next few days, then a sun/cloud mix. I love this time of year. Even though the news has been so very bleak, I see renewal all over our yard and it lifts my spirits.

[efhmc]

20. That is so true. Nature is wonderful. If we can just take care of our earth, we will

be able to save ourselves and our planet. My redbud and my peach trees are blooming as well as Columbine. My bulbs are pretty much spent but hopefully other thing are coming along. We have to get a jump start early here because summer will wipe out most blooming things. Thanks for your input from another part of our beautiful country. Never been there but maybe some day.

[MerryBlooms]

21. My bulbs are up and just getting started. I planted over 100 lbs

of daylily and iris last year that I dug up from a friend's place who wanted them cleared to make a brick path. No idea what colors or type, but who cares! My rose arbor and clematis arbor are springing to life, as are hydrangea, rhody, tulips, Easter lily, etc... Soon, I will be overwhelmed in magnificent blooms and scents. There are hundreds of plants blooming all season in such a small area, including veggies, cactus, succulents, melons, morning glory cradling my pumpkins on the fence. I can't wait!

[efhmc]

22. Wow that is so impressive. Hopefully you will share some pics on DU.

[MerryBlooms]

23. I will have to get a photo sharing account. The place I used before, charges now and

I need to find a new site.

[democrattotheend]

17. How many cases have there been in Texas?

I realized I haven't heard much about Texas (or other Southern states) diagnosing cases. Is that because they are not testing, or could that provide some hope about warmer weather mitigating it?

[efhmc]

19. 50 is the number I can find but that is because there is not testing.

Probably multiple number of more cases.