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In reply to the discussion: DU, what are your plans for Thanksgiving this year? [View all]JCMach1
(29,148 posts)112. My grandmother's baby sister died in the 1918 pandemic
It also ALMOST took my great grandmother.
It hit them in Abilene, TX on a train on the way to Florida from Arizona.
I really think the BCG vaccine kept my wife and son from getting very sick at all. My son was lucky to be born in Nairobi I guess...
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Here's a risk assessment planning tool that estimates by county the chance that
The Velveteen Ocelot
Nov 2020
#20
They lost everything they owned. There was literally nothing but ash left behind.
herding cats
Nov 2020
#63
It's supposed to be 71 degrees on Saturday here in Nashville, so my best friend since college and I
Tanuki
Nov 2020
#59
He will. My daughter-in-law is a nurse. The whole family is being cautious and safe.
Tikki
Nov 2020
#161
I will be marching in the war against Thanksgiving, since some RWNJ revealed our secret.
Hermit-The-Prog
Nov 2020
#97
And it's a blessing not having to worry about other housemates contracting the virus out of the
totodeinhere
Nov 2020
#155
Nothing, we only celebrated it the two years I lived in the US as an adult. I'm the only US
Celerity
Nov 2020
#102
I have only been here on DU since summer 2018, so perhaps that was before my time?
Celerity
Nov 2020
#136
I think we allowed the craziest of the crazies here (Sweden, Norway, Demark) to wander off to
Celerity
Nov 2020
#162
most of them are people who don't believe it could possibly result in death.
barbtries
Nov 2020
#184
"Wanting" to be with her children and grandchildren is no excuse for taking such as risk.
totodeinhere
Nov 2020
#144
I would put that bumpersticker on my truck right under my USDOT number on my sleeper.
dware
Nov 2020
#156
Because of our age and underlying conditions, my wife and I will have Thanksgiving dinner alone
totodeinhere
Nov 2020
#142
Well, my husband and I just bought a thanksgiving dinner for four from our Co-op......
a kennedy
Nov 2020
#173
Normally spend it with my Mom of 83 years, but I'll be alone this year. We both decided that
bullwinkle428
Nov 2020
#185
Testing negative yourself will not stop you from contacting the virus at any time.
totodeinhere
Nov 2020
#197
My wife is a front line health care worker. She is mostly working with covid patients now.
hunter
Nov 2020
#192
My wife and I will probably go for a hike and then have Thanksgiving dinner when we get back
mtnsnake
Nov 2020
#209
