Yes, but you are probably aware of the other interpretation: it spreads so much better indoors. The theory is that if people in the south are driven inside due to A/C, they are more likely to spread it. The bad news is obvious for those of us in the north come winter.
Sadly, my father-in-law passed away this afternoon. This won't count as a Covid death, and nor should it, but it certainly didn't help. He did recover from the disease, but it was sort of downhill from there. His decline (already in progress) accelerated quickly after the bout with Covid, and he entered hospice a bit over a week ago. We never got to see him again. Godspeed, Steve!Well, I don't want to jinx it, but it looks like my father-in-law is going to make it!He is in a nursing home in another state (Missouri), and slowly but surely Covid swept through the facility. About half of the residents got it (as well as some staff). Of the residents who got it, about 25% have died, and about half have already recovered, and 25% still sick. It looks like my F-I-L has now joined the "recovered" group. (I want to post a celebratory smilie here, but it seems disrespectful to the ones who didn't make it.)
Still no idea when we will be able to see him...
So sorry for your loss.
Very sorry for your loss Paul.
Sorry to hear about your loss.
Thanks, talked go her today and she said she actually got up and ate something. Then went back to bed. But I think that it's certainly sounding good. Needless to say, my wife and I aren't going over to visit her.
