Corona Virus Treatment

I'd recommend you get a handbag, just one...more than one and you spend forever wondering which one your essential paperwork is in

 

My Dad didn't either.Drove until he was 90 and never had an accident.

 

I've just been clipped by a wing mirror this morning when out for a walk (narrow lane and drivers won't and don't slow down), so english driver's just as bad if not worse

 

That is terrible! I toyed with the idea of renting a vehicle during my stay there and I am glad I didn't book that arrangement. As soon as I set foot in a car, as a passenger, I realized driving on the opposite side from what I am used to was frightening and I didn't even have the steering wheel! I did get my international licence before coming and that document turned out to be useless. I could not translate the road signs and markings so would have been a danger to everyone around me

Our province still has 50,000 doses of A-Z and they are all wringing their hands about what to do with them since it has been deemed as risky. Why the heck wouldn't they use those for second doses for those who've already had one A-Z and suffered no side effects!

 

I first got my license in South Carolina and then Alabama as you may know Lori you have to have a new license for each State you move to in the US. I had no problem when I moved to England swapping sides ... then it was a doddle moving here as it's the same as the US.

 

We don't have many narrow roads here but on those few, at least, being left hand drive vehicle and having very low speed limits in them, , we can high five the fellow going the other direction!

I knew someone that was going to our Glen Abby golf course here in Oakville to pick up her husband after a company tournament. She'd never been there before and was trying to drive directly to the clubhouse and was very nervous about the very narrow roadway. Then she got was chased down and turned around because she was driving ner car along one of the golf cart paths.

 

Scare over?

Indian variant may not be as dangerous as we thought, admit scientists

"Surge in UK infections has been linked to large, multi-generational households, and may not be because the variant is more transmissible"

Why didit take so long to work that out?

 

Institutional (fear of) racisim?

 

To be fair that had been suggested last week on the news too.